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> On Tue, Feb 09, 2010 at 02:16:15AM -0600, Dale wrote: |
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>> Simpler than that, just add -hal to xorg stuff in package.use and then |
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>> run emerge -uvDNa world. It will rebuild a couple things, maybe even |
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>> just xorg, then everything is back to the old way. This allows hal to |
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>> be their for other things where it does work but it disables it where it |
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>> doesn't work. |
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> Don't you also need to find yourself a working xorg.conf? I seem to be |
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> under the impression that the OP has a recently built new system. |
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> "Xorg -configure" usually gives a working configuration file. Unless |
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> you have nonstandard input devices or if you need to tweak the |
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> settings for graphics and display. |
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> The good thing is: you only need to set it up once and forget about |
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> it. The bad thing is: you only set it up once and forget about it, so |
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> the next time you install a new system you have to read the man page |
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> again. |
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> Cheers, |
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> W |
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Most likely he will need to generate a xorg.conf. There is a example |
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one available as well. I'm hoping the Gentoo install docs still tell |
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how to generate a xorg.conf tho. Surely they didn't remove that. I |
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doubt he was installing Gentoo without reading the docs. |
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Maybe the OP will post back what is going on shortly. |
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I also got to start looking at last names instead of just first names. |
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We have one more Alan on the list. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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