Try xorgconfig org xorcfg. :) On Mon, 2005-01-31 at 13:44 -0500, Dave Nebinger wrote: > > > Try running > > > X -configure > > > > > That command doesn't work. > > That's because, with Xorg, the command should be "Xorg -configure". > > However, don't expect too much from the output of this command. On my > system it couldn't recognize the ATI Radeon card I have (it elected to use > the ati driver rather than the radeon driver). > > Your best bet for X is to let the system generate one, then go in and > hand-edit the file to match your hardware specifications. Focus > specifically on the definition for the driver, screens, and monitors. > > All of the specs for your particular components are available online (for > the monitor frequency stuff), and basic configuration for the driver/screens > should almost work out of the box. > > My x, as well, initially wanted to drive the monitor at 1900x1600 (or > something like that) which actually did work although it was a little too > small to work with. By adding lower modes to xorg.conf resolved this > problem but it was a manual process (not an automagic one). > > Dave > > > > -- > [email protected] mailing list >
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