On Wednesday 24 July 2002 03:21 pm, Metamorphysical wrote: >> Have you tried at this point logging in as a user and typing startx? > > Yes I have. > > > (It is possible your system is working, but you are simply not configured > > to > > > go into X windows) > > > > > > Does your screen ever flash and then show text saying X cannot start? > > It nevered flashed or flickered. Just says X server cannot start. > > > derek > > > > > > P.S. Someone told me check the XFree file to make sure it was 4.2 > > version > > also. Going to try that next.
I see that you have a XF86Config.test-4 file. If you rename that file back to XF86Config-4. You will have the file back. Also, when you edit that file, make sure you only make these changes: Section modules Load "dbe" Load "v4l" Load "glx" -- add this -------- Under device section: change Driver "nv" to Driver "nvidia" -------- If you have an AGP card (sorry, I haven't been following the posts. I don't know exactly what you have) then make this modification: under "Option "DPMS" "on" add this: Option "NvAGP" "1" HTH, John Drouhard P.S. - If you've already done all this, I'm very sorry. I just started following this post. My modifications are assuming that you have the module "NVdriver" installed. Type modprobe NVdriver as root to start it.
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