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So, I need to edit this file to make modesetting work, but it's impossible. Nothing works here, I tried:
sudo vim /etc/x11/xorg.conf.d/20-modesetting.conf
sudo ne /etc/x11/xorg.conf.d/20-modesetting.conf
sudo kwrite /etc/x11/xorg.conf.d/20-modesetting.conf
I tried ALL of them being my user, being root, with pkexec. Nothing works, the file just opens as read-only no matter what. I know I'm not suposed to open dolphin with root, but what can I do in a situation where the root user/permissions just stop working at all?
Last edited by rafaellancas (2022-06-29 03:06:27)
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1. Check "man sudoedit"
2.
stat /etc/x11/xorg.conf.d/20-modesetting.conf
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rafaellancas, if you are wondering where your replies went, you used the Report link instead of Submit.
The solution was to create the files on another folder and then copy them there. For some reason, no text editor can create files on system folders, even with sudo. I don't know what is this "man" command, but it doesn't work either:
[rafael@pc ~]$ man sudoedit bash: man: command not found [rafael@pc ~]$
Last edited by 2ManyDogs (2022-06-24 13:40:39)
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rafaellancas, if you are wondering where your replies went, you used the Report link instead of Submit.
Reports from rafaellancas wrote:The solution was to create the files on another folder and then copy them there. For some reason, no text editor can create files on system folders, even with sudo. I don't know what is this "man" command, but it doesn't work either:
[rafael@pc ~]$ man sudoedit bash: man: command not found [rafael@pc ~]$
Thank you!
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