On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 06:04:06PM -0700, Louis Cunningham wrote:
I am just going to stick with Ubuntu for now, Thank you all for your help.
This was a pain in Ubuntu too, but it's set up how I want it, one question
though;
I have grub running off of the Debian OS if I format it, will my
Louis Cunningham wrote:
I'll try out vesa, and I have a ubuntu xorg.conf, but even when I put
that in, it failed :\, i also don't have internet, so that puts
anything but, well kde out of the picture for now, but i'll work on
that later. so how can I go around using vesa? because nothing
On Tue, 2008-06-10 at 17:19 -0500, Kent West wrote:
Louis Cunningham wrote:
Kent,
Let me encourage you to keep the posts on the mailing list:
1) others can provide input (and you need their input, 'cause I'm
pretty limited in my ability to help),
2) others can benefit from monitoring
On Wed, 2008-06-11 at 10:32 -0400, Damon L. Chesser wrote:
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You can not stop that. This is the current correct behavior. The
xorg.conf reconfiguration you expect is old school and now your X
would probably start with out even an xorg.conf file. You could try
xorg -configure and see
Tried Kent's way, and no go. KDM does start up, it says so and whenever i
type it in in tty it gives back no errors, however whenever I type in
startx, it cannot be found. is it possible that KDM is starting on my other
video port, ie the one that is built into the motherboard?
In our Lord
On Wed, 2008-06-11 at 15:34 -0700, Louis Cunningham wrote:
Tried Kent's way, and no go. KDM does start up, it says so and
whenever i type it in in tty it gives back no errors, however whenever
I type in startx, it cannot be found. is it possible that KDM is
starting on my other video port,
On Wed, 2008-06-11 at 15:34 -0700, Louis Cunningham wrote:
Tried Kent's way, and no go. KDM does start up, it says so and
whenever i type it in in tty it gives back no errors, however whenever
I type in startx, it cannot be found. is it possible that KDM is
starting on my other video port,
Sorry you got snipped, off, saying anything else? I will try startx, kdm,
and X-configure as root, (su -c startx etc), and then will get back.
In our Lord Jesus Christ,
Louie Cunningham
It is for us to become holy here and now, for we cannot be certain whether
we will be here this evening.
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I am just going to stick with Ubuntu for now, Thank you all for your help.
This was a pain in Ubuntu too, but it's set up how I want it, one question
though;
I have grub running off of the Debian OS if I format it, will my system not
boot? How to fix this thank you.
In our Lord Jesus Christ,
Hello,
I just installed Debian KDE on my computer, however I am on wifi, and I
cannot get the Nvidia drivers off of the internet. Right now, I can boot
into KDE, with the gui, but apart from that there are no icons, and
everytime I left click, I get a teale colored menu box. I know that I am
Hello,
I just installed Debian KDE on my computer, however I am on wifi, and I
cannot get the Nvidia drivers off of the internet. Right now, I can boot
into KDE, with the gui, but apart from that there are no icons, and
everytime I left click, I get a teale colored menu box. I know
Hello,
I just installed Debian KDE on my computer, however I am on wifi, and I
cannot get the Nvidia drivers off of the internet. Right now, I can boot
into KDE, with the gui, but apart from that there are no icons, and
everytime I left click, I get a teale colored menu box. I know that I am
Louis Cunningham wrote:
I just installed Debian KDE on my computer, however I am on wifi,
and I cannot get the Nvidia drivers off of the internet. Right now, I
can boot into KDE, with the gui, but apart from that there are no
icons, and everytime I left click, I get a teale colored menu
Louis Cunningham wrote:
Kent,
Let me encourage you to keep the posts on the mailing list:
1) others can provide input (and you need their input, 'cause I'm
pretty limited in my ability to help),
2) others can benefit from monitoring the conversation, and
3) the information thus gets archived
What happens is that the reconfigure will run, and then it will just stop
abnormally. It is like the program is done, but it is not because I never
get to set my screen or video card etc. This leaves my xorg.conf looking
like this:
# xorg.conf (X.Org X Window System server configuration file)
#
Louis Cunningham wrote:
What happens is that the reconfigure will run, and then it will just
stop abnormally. It is like the program is done, but it is not
because I never get to set my screen or video card etc. This leaves
my xorg.conf looking like this:
# xorg.conf (X.Org X Window System
On 06/10/2008 05:24 PM, Louis Cunningham wrote:
What happens is that the reconfigure will run, and then it will just stop
abnormally. It is like the program is done, but it is not because I never
get to set my screen or video card etc. This leaves my xorg.conf looking
like this:
# xorg.conf
I'll try out vesa, and I have a ubuntu xorg.conf, but even when I put that
in, it failed :\, i also don't have internet, so that puts anything but,
well kde out of the picture for now, but i'll work on that later. so how
can I go around using vesa? because nothing seems to working (that is
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