[clue-tech] Messed up display, how to undo?
Adrian F. Nagle, IV
anagle at naglenet.org
Sat Jan 31 17:33:06 MST 2009
Thank you! Since you pointed me to the right direction, I saw that KDE backed up the xorg.conf file and so restored it.
So, if I wanted the external video port to be on, what would I do in KDE so I can display a laptop display on an external screen?
Adrian
> From: Michael J. Hammel <mjhammel at graphics-muse.org>
>
> On Sat, 2009-01-31 at 14:46 -0800, Adrian F. Nagle, IV wrote:
> > I tried to turn on an external display on my laptop, but now I can't boot into
> X.
>
> Boot into single user mode (at the grub prompt, add "single" to the boot
> parameters). When you get a prompt, go to /etc/X11 and, if xorg.conf
> exists, move it to xorg.conf-. Then exit. The X server should default
> to a proper configuration. You can then check the xorg.conf- file to
> see what got mucked up.
>
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