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<0> ?
<1> hm
<0> is suse alway this tough
<0> :(
<1> Sjdoughboy, you're sure you used a big X, not the little one x
<0> no not sure
<0> positive i did not
<1> in linux X and x are different
<0> i tryed big X
<0> still no luck
<0> (
<2> Sjdoughboy: hint the quickst way to get to the path you need (also the correct one) is to use bash autocomplete (by using the tab button, ie. /et <tab> X <tab> xo <tab>) if the path exists it will either fill it or suggest multiple options
<1> only in X11 not in xorg
<0> right
<1> exactly as it says
<0> did that
<1> k
<1> k try: cd /etc/X11
<0> ok
<0> in that dir
<1> and then: ls
<3> what is the command to create a new folder?
<0> ls
<1> do you see a xorg.conf ?
<0> ok
<2> jxmiller: mkdir
<3> pickler thanks
<0> yep
<1> try to: pico xorg.conf
<0> ok
<1> maybe you used the wrong slash, in linux you have to use / not \
<0> in
<0> maybe
<0> ok now i see lots of stuff
<1> k super - take it from there
<1> find the device section and add the line etc.
<0> i see input deivces
<1> use ctrl + v to scroll down a page
<1> or just the arrows
<1> it should be a Device section in there somewhere
<4> I have SUSE10, I would love to switch over to linux completely but i just cant seem to get linux to recognize my wireless adapter/ video card.....wondering if anyone could give me some serious help..ive been trying to get things to work for a while now...ive tried the ndiswrapper and all that hibity jibity and cant get it working so i dont know
<4> i have a linksys wireless g WRT54GS router, and a WUSB54G linksys adapter V.4
<0> i don't see anything that says nvidia?
<4> and a nvidia geforce 6600 PCI-X graphs card
<0> nope
<0> @!$##$ crazy
<1> just put the line into the device section
<5> !mp3
<6> For MP3 Support in Suse 10 or 10.1, check <http://spinink.net/suse-for-windows-users/#mp3 : For Suse 9.3 just run YOU (Yast Online Update) and choose to install the extra multimedia packages.
<1> Option "NoFlip" "True"
<1> before EndSection
<1> and then add the new Extensions section at the bottom of the file
<1> like it says in the howto
<1> you then use ctrl+x to exit, answer Yes to overwriting the file
<1> then you go on to /etc/sysconfig/displaymanager
<1> and edit it like it says in the howto
<5> !yastsources suse10.0
<1> Sjdoughboy, you are almost finished :D
<0> i have not adde dany thing
<1> Sjdoughboy, suse isn't usually that difficult, it's just that Xgl is rather experimental
<0> i see about 5 endsection
<1> in th Device section
<1> between Section "Device" and EndSection
<1> then you'll make a new section at the bottom
<1> Section "Extensions"
<1> Option "Composite" "off"
<1> EndSection
<1> then you'll save the file
<0> ok back at the is
<0> ls
<1> k
<1> next file
<0> i see xorg.conf
<1> write cd /etc/sysconfig/
<0> and others
<1> to go to that folder
<0> ok
<1> and then pico displaymanager
<5> hey :) anyone have the new kde yast source and vlc too?
<5> !vlc
<6> Rumour has it vlc is an evil gtk app anyway
<5> :P
<1> Sjdoughboy, there is a line which says DISPLAYMANAGER_XSERVER="Xorg", change that to DISPLAYMANAGER_XSERVER="Xgl"
<1> Sjdoughboy, and the line which read something like DISPLAYMANAGER_XGL_OPTS="-accel glx:pbuffer -accel xv:fbo
<1> no sorry
<1> Sjdoughboy, find the line and change the last part -accel xv:pbuffer to -accel xv:fbo
<1> Sjdoughboy, like i did first :)
<0> one sec trying to get back in to cd /etc/xorg.conf
<1> k
<1> why ?
<1> didn't you finish it ?
<0> no
<5> http://en.opensuse.org/Additional_YaST_Package_Repositories There it is folks :D
<0> in /sct/X11
<1> k - do that and then do displaymanager afterwards
<1> /etc/X11
<0> right
<0> stuck at
<1> where ?
<0> e/etc/X11
<0> /etc/X11 #
<1> just try pico /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<0> i got past that before
<1> if you get it right it should work from whereever you are
<1> or you can use cd /etc/X11 to go there
<0> ok
<0> did that
<0> next
<0> i do not see nvidia
<1> hm
<1> we'll let that go for now
<0> lol ok
<1> just edit the /etc/sysconfig/displaymanager
<1> Sjdoughboy, there is a line which says DISPLAYMANAGER_XSERVER="Xorg", change that to DISPLAYMANAGER_XSERVER="Xgl"
<1> in the file displaymanager
<1> in /etc/sysconfig
<0> ok
<1> and the line which read something like DISPLAYMANAGER_XGL_OPTS="-accel glx:pbuffer -accel xv:pbuffer
<1> just change the last pbuffer to fbo
<0> this is were i have no idea
<0> were to go
<0> how do i get to cd
<1> k try cd /etc/sysconfig
<7> Sjdoughboy: you gotta stop breaking stuff lol
<0> right
<0> tell me about it
<1> and then pico displaymanager
<0> T3hWiz0rd,
<7> Sjdoughboy: but, it happens.. i remember my first linux installs... and i am amazed at how i managed to break them so bad
<1> try to look in the howto also - i'll be back in ten minute :)
<0> ok
<0> lol T3hWiz0rd
<0> T3hWiz0rd, im better at fixing my dish satalite
<7> Sjdoughboy: with linux you'll learn you'll break it 25,000 times
<0> at lest i found xsever
<7> but thats how you learn best... break fix break fix break fix
<0> yes i agree
<7> or you can be like me and throw a temper tantrum and format
<7> lol
<0> well this is what hppen when i did format it
<0> had to reinstall driver
<0> at least i downloaded that
<0> this time
<1> :)
<1> k how far did you get ?
<0> ok at trying to get to SuSeconfig?
<0> tryed cd/
<1> nono
<0> ok
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