Hi!
I have Dell Inspiron 1420 with Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset Family. I am facing display problem on Redhat 5 Server. Please, Help me how to configure xorg.conf manually.
Recently, i have upgraded Kernel kernel-2.6.18-138.el5.i686.
Thank You
Anu.
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Hi!
I have Dell Inspiron 1420 with Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset Family. I am facing display problem on Redhat 5 Server. Please, Help me how to configure xorg.conf manually.
Recently, i have upgraded Kernel kernel-2.6.18-138.el5.i686.
Thank You
Anu.
Do you intend to use this machine as a server? If so, why do you need xorg at all? If not, then you shouldn't be using the server version, as it is going to cause you a lot of extra work (for example, the reason you are here in the first place)
Anyway, if I remember correctly, the command is (in terminal mode)
Code:sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
Themer, that command would work on Debian. I don't believe RedHat installs apt by default (it uses rpm).
As for configuring X, I don't remember if RedHat has any sort of a script or means built into rpm to do that like Debian has with apt, but you should be able to have X detect a lot of your hardware for you by doing something like this:
[code]
X -configure
[code]
That should place a new xorg.conf in the current directory, I think naming it something like xorg.conf.new. Then you can just test it by starting X with X -config /path/to/xorg.conf.new.
If it works you can copy it to /etc/X11/xorg.conf, or wherever RedHat keeps it.
Right, sorry! I just sort of assumed we were using Debian (or some fork of it), although I don't know why exactly... I mean, it even says RedHat right in the first post :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by linuxpyro
Don't worry, it happens to the best of us :p. Anu18, any luck with your X configuring?Quote:
Originally Posted by Themer