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Ok but my problem is how do i get the text of that file or at least the text here. Ok i can type it completely here but that takes some time. Or is there an other and easyer way to do it?
is it dual boot machine? Do you have a fat32 (windows) partition? Flash card reader or a Floppy?
you could copy the file to a "Windows-readable" media and post some of it here.
1. Mount the media (for floppy do "mount /mnt/floppy")
2. Copy the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file to media. (for floppy "cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /mnt/floppy")
3. Transfer to other computer, post.
BONUS POINT: try "mc" in console. (It gives you "Norton Commander" look-alike) May be easier to get around system without X.
ok i did run it again. And still doesn't the startx work. So here is my xorg.conf file again. I have removed all the rules with the # in front of it otherwise it would be a bit very big.
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