adraker
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Posted: Mar. 07 2006,19:59 |
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If part 1is causing you trouble, what you can do is look in
/home/dsl/XFree86_config_files and see the file named
.xserverrc_for_XF86.You will need to have the little
'H' buttons pressed if you use Emelfm to see the hidden
files.Select this file and rename it to .xserverrc.
Then copy it to /home/dsl.
You should be asked if you really want to ovewrite
the .xserverrc which already exists in /home/dsl.
You do in this case.
Thats part one.
Part two is to name the config file which I
posted earlier, to XF86Config-4 and copy
it to /etc/X11.
Exit the window manager and restart X with
startx command.
Hopefully the config file is good and it works.
As I said earlier, I don't know for sure if it
does.If not, you'll have to search the Web for
a i810 config file that does.
Unless you are very familiar with how X works,
only do this on Live or Frugal installs, so that if
something goes wrong, you can reboot to get back
to a standard system.
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