Once again, thank you!
Before showing you the content of my config
file, i should tell you that my monitor is rather "conflituous",
meaning that, although in it's manual it says it's SVGA compatible, under
windows for instance, it simply won't run on a 800x600 definition or anything
above t
Post your XF86Config file to the list so we can have a look.
> Artur Correia wrote:
>
> Thank you Peter Iaranelli!
> I followed your suggestion, but i still can't start X11.
> I've changed a few monitor definitions, and the best i now get when i
> run startx is
> Fatal server error: Could not ope
Thank you Peter Iaranelli!
I followed your suggestion, but i still can't
start X11.
I've changed a few monitor definitions, and the
best i now get when i run startx is
Fatal server error: Could not open default
font 'fixed'.
Before the error message it self, the screen is
filled with 3F 3F
This message is associated with the physical card and
the settings the card will try to run in graphics mode.
Check you card to make certain you are selecting the
proper manufacturer and model and check the frequency
(Horz and Vert) capabilities of your monitor.
Run xf86config once you have all t
Help!
I recently installed Debian GNU/Linux on my
machine.
I've installed all the packages related with
X11, and managed to successfully configure XFree86.
The thing is, whenever i attempt to run startx
the following message appears:
Fatal server error: no valid modes
found
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