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Does my xorg.conf look ok?
Just wondering how to fix the warnings and errors in it.
Heres my xorg.conf too.
Last edited by Breakage (2009-01-16 21:22:28)
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Looks to me like you either need to disable hotplugging or comment out your devices. To disable hotplugging put
Section "ServerFlags"
Option "AutoAddDevices" "False"
EndSection
in there, otherwise, just comment out your devices in xorg.conf and read up on hotplugging.
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Looks to me like you either need to disable hotplugging or comment out your devices. To disable hotplugging put
Section "ServerFlags" Option "AutoAddDevices" "False" EndSection
in there, otherwise, just comment out your devices in xorg.conf and read up on hotplugging.
Thanks josomebody, autoadddevices has already been disabled though.
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If you don't need any special settings for your keyboard or mouse I'd suggest commenting them out anyway and seeing if that does the trick.
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If you don't need any special settings for your keyboard or mouse I'd suggest commenting them out anyway and seeing if that does the trick.
Dont need any special settings for the keyboard, do for mouse though.
("ZAxisMapping" "4 5" "Resolution" "900" "SampleRate" "1000")
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Haven't been playing with it much, but you might try finding the right hal policy file and put them in there and just try using hotplugging. From what I can tell it doesn't look like xorg is using your settings anyway judging by the errors it's putting out. Or if everything's working and the only problem is that the errors are coming up, I would just ignore them.
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