I would first look if XF86Setup is installed on your box, run the command:
whereis XF86Setup, and if it isn't there then I'd look for it on the CD's and
install it. It is a very helpful tool for people who don't want to go
directly into the files to config.
By the way; startx is a seperate program with it's own config file called
startx, the file you edit when you run xf86config or XF86Setup is the file
XF86Config.
Good luck,
ei
On Monday 20 November 2000 15:13, Krulo wrote:
> I am a happy man! finally I made it to install mandrake 7.2 and running net
> with him! :)) I just wanted to ask 1 more thing. I keep having problems
> with startx with every linux I installed. what console tool can I use to
> configure my startx (other than xf86config) when I for example put a too
> high resolution and then the monitor doesnt work in startx? what tool can I
> run to configure it? (XF86Setup doesnt run... command not found... so...)
>
>
>
> thx for all the help I got and keep up with the good work!
> [[[[[[[[[[[]]]]]]]]]]]
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