Pedro M. sez: > For (transition) Windows users ( this is , the Windows user that are > changing from Windows to Linux ), it�s difficult to see the XF86Config-4 > file ( because they are newbies and the root, mount, cp - write permission - > problems). > > So, I suggest, when appear the XF86 trouble-announce screen, include an > option ( that could be selected using the up/down arrow keys and enter ) : > Copy the XF86Config-4 and var/log/XFree86.0.log to a diskette .
It would probably be better to tell Red Hat (or your favorite linux distributor) about this, if they have a feature-request page somewhere. Because I don't think there's a reason to modify the actual X server to do this; all you'd really have to do is check X's return value and if it's a failure, start a program that does this. So the linux distribution would be responsible for setting up something like this. Although, it would be nice to just write an XFree86-crash.HOWTO and have the last thing the X server says in the event of a crash be: For help, try typing: less $( locate XFree86-crash.HOWTO ) - Ben _______________________________________________ XFree86 mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xfree86
