setup X in command line
Hi!
How can I setup X in command line in Fedora. xf86config seem to be missing. I think it is somewhere in /usr/X11R6/bin. Do I have to edit /etc/X11/xf86config manually in Fedora? |
A little more info??
Did you use the graphical install? does /etc/X11/XF86config have your hardware setup? what kind of hardware do you have? what happens if you run startx? |
I used text based install when I setup Fedora because the install process did not seem to be able to start in GUI setup. But I installed without any problem. It is just I miss the command line based xf86config that I used when I was using RedHat 8.0. May be I would need the command line based xf86config when my X fail to start properly after installing new graphic card driver later on. It's just as preparation for the any problem that may occur.
I'm using ASUS GeForce 2 MX v7100. I'm currently using the driver provided by ASUS in its official website and it is working well. I've tried the following commands: xf86config xfree86config xf86configurator xfree86configurator XFree86Config XF86Config and so on... Is there any extra package that I need to install to have that command line based xf86config? |
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