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I did a totally clean install of red hat 7.1 and of course running the radeon ve it doesn't load w/xfree 4.0.3 and after reading what others wrote it works w/xfree 4.1...so of course i upgraded to that and x loaded the defaulf windowing system (that ugly thing). of course i did a copy of my old xfree directories
/usr/X11R6 and /ect/X11. I'm just wondering how to get everything else I use to use to work pretty much. KDE is installed on there and so is Xconfigurator (rather use that than xf86config). i'm just wondering pretty much how to relink things to everything runs smoothly again.
thanks in advance
heh...that was my problem...i figured out when using the great radeon ve card after installing off rh 7.1 and installing xfree 4.1, don't run xf86config or any configuration stuff...just edit by hand...thanks though
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