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April 24th, 2007
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help? how do i edit xorg.conf from commandline?
i sort of messed things up messing around a little and i need to fix my xorg.conf now, but i dont know how to edit it from commandline! i thought that removing xserver-xorg-core would remove all the config and put it back to how it was, then just reinstall the nvidia driver but that didnt work! this all happened when i changed it from nv to nvidia and restarted. i just need to change that back i think...
  i cant even rememeber the command to enable the driver now, its been a heck of a day and i just want to fix this.i can see the file in windows with explore2fs but i cannot make changes to it, pretty frustrating! Last edited by Huzudra; April 24th, 2007 at 05:25 PM.. |
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