Setting up X with OpenBSD on a Rock Agenda XT Laptop

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Setting up X with OpenBSD on a Rock Agenda XT Laptop

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02-04-2006, 05:26 AM	#1
yilez Member Registered: Apr 2004 Distribution: Slackware Posts: 127 Rep:	Setting up X with OpenBSD on a Rock Agenda XT Laptop Hi, I thought I'd give Open BSD a try on an old laptop. Everything works fine except X. The laptop is a Rock Agenda XT and more information can be found here -> http://www.mobile-support.net/produc...id=53&size=min How should X be configured? I tried using xorgconfig but must have done something wrong. if I tried using xorgcfg or just typing startx, it just presented me with a blank screen and wouldn't even let me ctrl+alt+f2 to another console. If you need anymore information, I can give it to you. Thanks.

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