On Sat, Feb 08, 2003 at 10:23:37PM -0500, Scott Henson wrote:
On Sat, 2003-02-08 at 21:24, Mike M wrote:
Single user mode should be good enough to configure xf86. All that
needs to be done is dpkg-reconfigure in single user mode. Then tell it
to boot to the next runlevel and XF86 should
I am going to change my video card to another brand on a working Debian 3.0
system. The monitor will not be changing. Is there a published procedure
for doing this somewhere?
Something like this?
1. backup stuff
2. disable kdm
2. power down and change video card
3. power up
4. as root, run
Mike M wrote:
I am going to change my video card to another brand on a working Debian 3.0
system. The monitor will not be changing. Is there a published procedure
for doing this somewhere?
Something like this?
1. backup stuff
2. disable kdm
2. power down and change video card
3. power up
4.
On Sat, 2003-02-08 at 21:24, Mike M wrote:
Single user mode should be good enough to configure xf86. All that
needs to be done is dpkg-reconfigure in single user mode. Then tell it
to boot to the next runlevel and XF86 should come up and everything. If
it doesnt it should drop you to a console
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