Re: Debian unstable: X won't run.

Well, the only thing I changed were the vertical and horizontal refresh rates (I got them from my screen manufacturer's website). Once that was done, X ran without problems. Hope this helps! //Markus. The Packers wrote: Hi, I'm having the same problem that you said you fixed in Debian unstable.

Re: Debian unstable: X won't run.

Problem solved. For some reason, dpkg-reconfigure didn't change the default XF86Config-4, so I had to do it manually, and X works now. Markus Lindström wrote: Hi there again, it's time for another newbie problem! Okay, here's the rundown: I've done a dist-upgrade to unstable, and this worked we

Debian unstable: X won't run.

Hi there again, it's time for another newbie problem! Okay, here's the rundown: I've done a dist-upgrade to unstable, and this worked well (apparently). I then decided to install X by installing the x-window-system package. I configured xserver-xfree86, using default settings mostly, and tried t

RE: x won't run

[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Thursday, March 04, 1999 3:16 PM > To: Debian-user > Subject: x won't run > > Hi all, I just installed Debian2.0 from official CD. And I configured the > Xf86Setup right. But every time when I do 'startx', it crashed and I saw > the

x won't run

Hi all, I just installed Debian2.0 from official CD. And I configured the Xf86Setup right. But every time when I do 'startx', it crashed and I saw the following messages none of the configured devices were detected *** "no screen found" I knew the conf I did is right because I finished XF86S