Thierry Chatelet wrote the following on 10/24/2009 06:10 PM:
Can you try, as root: Xorg -configure
Pls note the 'X' in Xorg
Follow the path given. If xserver starts, then : ctrl alt backspace to kill
it, and copy the file generated in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
This one saved me
Thierry
Theirry;
You da man!!
After following your suggestion I can now get X to come up
like it used to! Well, almost. It doesn't start up
automatically at boot, but that is just a small bell I can
figure out later.
Many, many thanks!
Dennis
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