starcannon
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Posted: Jan. 26 2006,04:42 |
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Saving and Booting Your XFree86 Settings
| Quote (Red04Bull @ Jan. 25 2006,14:11) | hey starcannon
how did you get XFree86 to load after reboot in frugal install |
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>cd /etc/X11
>chmod ./XF86Config 777
>cd /ramdisk/home/dsl
>beaver ./.filetool.lst
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once you have your XF86Config file just the way you like it, it is reccomended that you tighten up the permissions to 555 to keep accidents from happening.
add the following line
/etc/X11/XF86Config
save, and close beaver
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>beaver ./.xserverrc
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replace the line in this file with the following
exec /usr/X11R6/bin/XFree86 -nolisten tcp
save, and close beaver
Be sure to run backup and if all went as I remember doing it you should be ready for a reboot
Now assuming I forgot nothing you should be able to make Xfree86 work each and every boot under frugal install, of course being sure you have a good configuration file.
I'll help as much as I can keep in mind i'm still a noob to though.
Rob
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