Subject: RE: Any help on X86Config file
        Date: Fri, Oct 30, 1998 at 10:27:25AM -0800

In reply to:Kenneth Scharf

Quoting Kenneth Scharf([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> 
> I need a sample X86Config file for my system
> any one can mail theirs ? I can edit it for my purpose. I could not
> locate it on XFree86.org site. 
> thanks
> 
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> Here is mine.  There are two easy ways to configure X.
> 1: use XF86Select
             ^^^^^  I think you mean XF86Setup.

> 2: use XF86config
> 
> The first is a graphical program that runs under X.  It uses a canned config 
> under the VGA16 server, which ANY monitor/card combo will accept. (Like how 
> windows comes up in 640x480 mode).  The only tricky part here is configuring 
> your mouse.  How can you click on the boxes if the mouse is not configured 
> yet?  Use the TAB key to go from box to box untill you get to the one you 
> want.  When the program starts just hit <CR> twice to get to the mouse menu.  
> Then tab until you get to select where your mouse is (ie: /dev/ttySx for 
> serial mice, /dev/psaux for ps2 mice, or busmouse or whatever.  Tab over to 
> the accept box (is that what it's called? in the lower right corner) and 
> BANG! your mouse should come alive!  It's all downhill from there.  You need 
> to know what make/model video card you have (or what chipset it has, usually 
> the part number is stamped right on 'em).  Also your monitor's hor/vert freq 
> range (you read the manual right?).
> 
> The second program is an interactive text mode job.  Not as friendly to use 
> as XF86Setup, but sometimes it will produce a working config, where the 
> 'Setup failed. I've had this happen to me on other computers and got X 
> working using XF86config.  BTW my Config file was produced by the 'Setup 
> program.
> 
> 
> 
> 
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