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On 8/9/06, Richard Fish <bigfish@××××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> Hrm, I assumed you were using the current version of x.org. I am |
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> betting that Knoppix is using xorg 7.0 (aka, modular X), so no, you |
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> will not be able to use the configuration file directly without fixing |
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> the various paths in it. |
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I'm not disputing that upgrading will fix the problem, but it |
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shouldn't be required in the first place. For over a year I ran |
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fedora (and windows) without this problem, and have tried Knoppix and |
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Gnoppix. Only gentoo presents this problem. From the get go I ran |
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Knoppix, also, which, presumably, might not've been the latest and |
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greatest. That is, Fedora 1, FC1, never had a problem with this |
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monitor/video card/whichever. |
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However, thank you for the link, I'll make the upgrade and cross my fingers :) |
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-Thufir |
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