Matt,
try running as root from that same command line "setuptool".
--
Mark
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Paul/Larry
you suggested running Xconfigurator from the command
line to change my settings.
Thanks, tried that, unfortunately when I ran
Xconfigurator my monitor goes dark immediately (just
as it did in the last bit of the Linux install
sequence). I then have to reboot to get out of that
one.
It was Oct 1, 2000, 10:33, when Matt Usselmann keyboarded:
Paul/Larry
you suggested running Xconfigurator from the command
line to change my settings.
Thanks, tried that, unfortunately when I ran
Xconfigurator my monitor goes dark immediately (just
as it did in the last bit of the Linux
you suggested running Xconfigurator from the command
line to change my settings.
Thanks, tried that, unfortunately when I ran
Xconfigurator my monitor goes dark immediately (just
Sorry but my msg was a followup to Paul's and he suggested that you install a
low-res X installation
Tried to install 7.0 for the first time. It installed
ok up to the point where it should configure X
Windows. Instead of seeing the "Is this the correct
setting?" display, monitor went completely dark.
That seems to indicate that the graphics card is not
supported?!? It is a #9GXE64 (powered by
Thanks, Paul
Tried your suggestion, but cannot change the settings
for my video card on my BIOS (I presume that's what
you meant?!) It defaults to detecting the PCI video
card and default cannot be changed.
Set the Windows display property settings to the
values you suggested (16bit, 800*600),
It was Sep 30, 2000, 19:36, when Matt Usselmann keyboarded:
Tried your suggestion, but cannot change the settings
for my video card on my BIOS (I presume that's what
you meant?!) It defaults to detecting the PCI video
card and default cannot be changed.
Set the Windows display property settings
Tried your suggestion, but cannot change the settings
for my video card on my BIOS (I presume that's what
you meant?!) It defaults to detecting the PCI video
card and default cannot be changed.
No, he was referring to changing it using Xconfigurator
Type Xconfigurator from the
