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I just did a stupid and can't figure out how to fix it.
I was fiddling around with the /etc/x11/xorg.conf file in order to try to get my mx700 mouse working. Now I can't get my computer to boot up Linux again except in the command line. It gives me some sort of error when I try to startx it. Please help before my wife kills me.
Oh....I made a copy of it called xorgBK.conf but when I tried to change the name of it to xorg.conf, via rename xorgBK.conf > xorg.conf, it didn't seem to help.
Hmm....I'll have to write the error down...that means I'll have to get out of UGH....XP and reboot it. I'll tell you in a moment after syg00 explains the complete line I need to put in in order to change xorgBK.conf to xorg.conf.
Yes, I like the cp vs the mv. I finally found my Linux pocket guide with the commands in it. I couldn't find it anywhere...wife came home and remembered where she put it when "cleaning" up a bit. Thank you again
I don't think syg00 expected to come back and provide more information.
Indeed - and the dogs demanded their already late morning walk.
Should never be a need to wait - that's what man pages are for. As for command references, there must be truck-loads of them around the web if you're ever stuck.
Can't help with the mouse, but congratulations on the backup - not enough people have the forethought.
Ha, thanks. Sometimes I stub my big toe and get a clue.
Thanks for your help,Stress_Junkie...Syg00. (Oh....and micxz! Sorry about that.) In my haste, I just quickly scanned up a bit and didn't go near far enough. I was just so excited to have it going again...Thanks guys...and thanks for correcting me for my embarrassing oversite
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