Hi,
Marsh Ray wrote:
What always seems to work for me is doing "XFree86 -configure" as root. This
will generate an XF86Config.new file with the servers "best guess" about what
the driver settings should be. You can copy the Module, Device, and Screen
setting to your existing XF86Config file,
Hi,
as i read somewhere in the inet i configured my x with a ati-card of my
choise. than i open
the XFree86-file an changed the 'Driver "ati"' line to 'Driver "radeon"'
in the
section "Device".
Here is the config-file:
http://www.ahrlug.de/xfree_log_conf/XF86Config
When i type 'startx' i get
