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Re: [opensuse] Where to find nvidia-settings ?
- From: phanisvara das <phani00@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 4 Sep 2010 19:30:44 +0530
- Message-id: <201009041930.44186.phani00@xxxxxxxxx>
On Saturday, September 04, 2010 06:06:41 pm Mark Misulich wrote:
sorry, i didn't get this before: you are able to run nvidia-settings, adjusting
your video display. but you can't save the file, even though there's a button
that says "save to xorg.conf" or something like that. is that correct?
if yes, you'll have to start nvidia-settings as root, i.e., open a terminal,
type
"su" and give your root password. _then_ start nvidia-settings from that
terminal
and you'll be able to save the file. reason: files under /etc/x11/ can be
changed
only by root.
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I found the Nvidia settings as described above, but I also found that
they wouldn't save from there.
sorry, i didn't get this before: you are able to run nvidia-settings, adjusting
your video display. but you can't save the file, even though there's a button
that says "save to xorg.conf" or something like that. is that correct?
if yes, you'll have to start nvidia-settings as root, i.e., open a terminal,
type
"su" and give your root password. _then_ start nvidia-settings from that
terminal
and you'll be able to save the file. reason: files under /etc/x11/ can be
changed
only by root.
--
phani.
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