A few days ago, I took a friend to the Debian disk, and I was so strangely into my computer. I didn't expect eight discs, and I installed only the first one.
Today is going to Debian, I want to see how it is. I didn't expect to play StartX, prompt "No Screen Found". It is no wonder that the 02-year disc will not support my geforce FX graphics card now. So I ran to
Www.xfree86.org Download the latest programs.
After reading the download instructions, first you need to download which packages you need to download in XINSTALL.SH detection in the program directory. After using the "xinstall.sh -check" command, promp the program in GLIBC22. After running back to the website, start installing.
Run the XINSTALL.SH script for installation, most of the options are set by default. After the installation, run the "Xfree86 -config" configuration, then prompt you can use "Xfree86 -xf86config / ROOT/xf86config.new" test. So I said it and I have encountered trouble. This time is no mouse. It's so strange, I use the simple PS2 mouse, how can I not recognize? So you first back up "/root/xf86config.new", then open the file to view, see the configuration of the mouse, will be deleted. I saw that the graphics card had been configured correctly, secretly, did not expect Xfree86 to be smart.
I have run over "Xfree86 -xf86config / ROOT/xf86config.new", finally saw the long-lost graphical interface, strangely the mouse can be used normally. However, the resolution is the biggest mode supported by the display, can't see something. It is basically available.
So I think of using StartX try. Tip error. It was found that STARTX also uses "/ etc / x11 / xf86config-4" configuration file, so the "/ etc / x11 / xf86config-4" is backup "/etc/x11/xf86config-4.old", then "/ root / Xf86config.new "acts as" / ETC / X11 / XF86Config-4 ". This is going in, turned out to be KDE2.2, and I am scared, I thought it would be very simple. However, the resolution is also the largest mode. Thinking of the configuration before the backup can be referred to, so I open "/etc/x11/xf86config-4.old" to see it. Sure enough, found in the "Monitor" sub-item, each display mode configured a resolution setting of the "MODES" header. So write this line to the new configuration file. Run StartX, the resolution is normal. Browse the KDE in Debian, the function is quite, will slowly look at it later.
