gdm3 - cant find X confige file

you can remove the xorg.conf to revert back 'to where you were'

mind teling us which driver for what device?

2011/8/2 Johan Berntsson

Hello

Im trying to install an graphic driver and it works better when yesterday

At the end of the installion script it cant find the X confige file.

I m useing gdm3 as X window.

Does I need to make an X confige file or?

/Johan.


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you can remove the xorg.conf to revert back &#39;to where you were&#39; <br><br>mind teling us which driver for what device?<br><br><div class="gmail_quote">2011/8/2 Johan Berntsson <span dir="ltr">&lt;<a href="mailto:"></a>&gt;</span><br>
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Im trying to install an graphic driver and it works better when yesterday<br>
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At the end of the installion script it cant find the X confige file.<br>
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Does I need to make an X confige file or?<br>
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/Johan.<br>
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its Matrox QID-QDA8X128F and i got the linux script from them

but the script dont find the x config file at all.

evering else went good.

/Johan

Umarzuki Mochlis skrev:

you can remove the xorg.conf to revert back 'to where you were'

mind teling us which driver for what device?

2011/8/2 Johan Berntsson

Hello

Im trying to install an graphic driver and it works better when
yesterday

At the end of the installion script it cant find the X confige file.

I m useing gdm3 as X window.

Does I need to make an X confige file or?

/Johan.


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On Tue, 02 Aug 2011 11:43:18 +0200, Johan Berntsson wrote:

Im trying to install an graphic driver and it works better when
yesterday

At the end of the installion script it cant find the X confige file.

Did the driver installer provide any kind of instructions on what is
needed or required?

I m useing gdm3 as X window.

Does I need to make an X confige file or?

That will depend on what's the specific driver complaint :-)

Since squeeze there is no more "an X conf file". You can however, create
a new one under the usual place "/etc/X11/xorg.conf", so if the driver is
fine just with that then make it happy...

Greetings,

Camaleón


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El 2011-08-02 a las 14:18 +0200, Johan Berntsson escribió:

(resending to the list)

Camaleón skrev:

(...)

>> Does I need to make an X confige file or?
>
> That will depend on what's the specific driver complaint :-)
>
> Since squeeze there is no more "an X conf file". You can however, create
> a new one under the usual place "/etc/X11/xorg.conf", so if the driver is
> fine just with that then make it happy...

just that it was for linux.

it was no errors just that the script didnt found the X confige file

Ah, then you can omit that, if anything else just works...

am reading about X11 configurartion and ghome has it own files for the
X window.

I dunno what you mean by this. GNOME (as any other DE) uses Xorg
settings. And vga drivers tend to search for a "/etc/X11/xorg.conf"
file.

i will try to make an x conf file and see what happends

think its something else and about the invida pre installed driver.

But despite the warning about not finding the x config file, are you
getting any error, is the driver installed, what does xorg log say? :-?

Greetings,

Camaleón


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