Juanito


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Posted: April 08 2007,04:08 |
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You can use XFree86 with the live CD but you'll need to do some typing at the terminal screen:
1. At the boot prompt, type "dsl 2" <cr>. This will boot you into a terminal window 2. Type "mydsl-load /path-to-file/XFree86.dsl" 3. Type "sudo nano /home/dsl/.xserverrc", edit the file to read "exec /usr/X11R6/bin/XFree86 -nolisten tcp" and save the file. 4. Type "cp /path-to-file/XF86Config-4 /etc/X11" 5. Type "startx"
If the XF86Config-4 file is right for your graphics card then this should work.
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