The best idea would be to open both files and compare them. Look at your original and see the received file. I think wherever is ati, replace it

Ok here we go

OK. next time I guess I will back up the original file. I lost my gui.

I haven't done much so I guess just reinstall?

Would this have been the problem though (from the original file(

Actually in xconfig it list this:
Section "Device"
BusID "2:9:0"
Driver "nv"
Identifier "Device[0]"
Option "sw_cursor" "on"
Screen 0
EndSection

Section "Device"
BusID "2:9:0"
Driver "fbdev"
Identifier "Device[fbdev]"
Option "ShadowFB" "off"
Screen 0
EndSection

Section "Device"
BusID "2:9:0"
Driver "vga"
Identifier "Device[vga]"
Option "VGAClocks"
Option "KGAUniversal"
Screen 0
EndSection


Are there too many devices? I noticed just one on your file.

Maybe they were causing a conflict?

I believe it wasn't really successful;)
Here is another option, however. Try doing it from installation option. Reboot with install DVD. choose installation then repair installed then auto

I will try that. The failsafe mode suxs by the way. It locked up.

Or I sux? I am pretty new so that could be it. Not saving the original file was pretty dumb.

Trying the repair option. Apperently I turned off the swap file? It turned it back on. So far that is the only change

didn't work. I just installed it last night so I am not loosing much

Should I choose to skip configure the graphics part during installation and wait until I can install the correct drivers or does that even matter

Sorry, buddy. Cannot help you from this point. unfortunately I removed SuSE about a year ago, but here
try to follow this thread. Guys out there with NVIDIA
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...icle&artid=113

Check your NVIDIA CD. They maybe included drivers for Linux

How do I shut off X server?
I tried the instructions on that thread but it didn't shut down the gui

ctrl+alt+F1
or
#gdm stop
or
#kdm stop

It still stays the the x-server is still running. Also there is a giant suse banner one the top and bottom of the screen after pressing the ctr alt f1