31 Jul
1999
31 Jul
'99
04:57
Faber Fedor wrote:
You know how to fix this problem? Seems if any of the settings for the modes (like horiz. synch, etc.) are bad, X will delete them. If you only have one and it gets deleted, you get the error I got!
So, what to do is type
X -probeonly 2>x.out
and look through x.out finding out where the errors are. Then fix and re-run it!
Now, if I can only figure out what the "2>" means in the command above. :-)
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the >2 says what to do with standard error ie. redirect it to x.out -- John Nickerson, Kailua, Hawaii A little inaccracy sometimes saves a ton of explanation.