Try running xf86setup again. Near the end of the setup it will ask if it is
ok to overwrite an existing setup file. Make a note of where the file is
located. After using the XBF xf86setup I had to go in and manually setup my
ttfonts path and set my default resolution.
To set up ttfonts, add this line to your config file :
FontPath "unix/:-1" ( I'm not looking at the file, but it should be clear
where this line goes )
To set your default resolution ( for 16bpp ) add the line DefaultColorDepth
16
Under #Screen sections ( this is just a sample, salt to taste )
Monitor "Multi sync"
DefaultColorDepth 16
Subsection "Display"
Hope this helps, as I had the same problems just a few weeks ago,
Ben
> Yes I have an i740 too, and use XBF for it. But there is just one
XF86Config
> and is located in /etc/X11/
>
> El Sab, 03 Jul 1999, escribiste:
> > I'm not sure if this applies to your system, but I use the XBF server
for my
> > i740 chipset, and it places the generated xf86config file in a different
> > location than the
> > original one. ( under /etc/ instead of /etc/X11/ --this is from memory,
so
> > I could be wrong )
> > It may be worth checking to see if you have more than one xf86config
file.
> >
> > Ben
> >
