On Tue, 25 Feb 2003, Bozorgmehr Pouyeh wrote: >I had been using RedHat Linux (7.0) before I installed RedHat >Linux (8.0) which contains kernel (2.4.18), Xfree86 (4.2.0), >GNOME (2.0), KDE (3.0.3), etc. During this new installation, I >deferred X configuration to later. Now I cannot configure it >because 'bash' does not know commands like Xconfigurator or >XF86Setup although I did install Xfree86 files and dependencies. >Moreover, when I want to configure it with Setup, the new >version of Setup does not support X configuration and sound card >configuration. ( similarly bash does not know 'sndconfig' >command and I don’t know what to do). I have no XF86Config file >so I can not run X with 'startx' because it is "Unable to >locate/open config file" and there is an "error from >xf86HandleConfigFile()".
redhat-config-xfree86 is the new X configuration tool. Please note that this is in the RELEASE-NOTES on the root of the 1st CDROM and presented to you during installation for viewing as well, and is in the Red Hat Linux manuals. >I used to install RedHat Linux(7.0) under graphic mode but now I >must install its version 8.0 under text mode. I have a Trident >graphic card (9660 1Mb) and a monitor CTX 1451C 30-50KHz and >60Hz (1024x768). I could work with them in GNOME & KDE when I >had RedHat Linux (7.0). I will be very grateful if you guide me >to configure X. See above. Hope this helps. Take care, TTYL -- Mike A. Harris _______________________________________________ XFree86 mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xfree86
