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What are the most important configuration files in a Archlinux system that we must have as a backup ?
Please name theses files and post your configuration files in a link from http://pastebin.com/ if all work correctly on your side ...
Consider this thread as a cooperative backup so post your lspci output cause it may can help many others users with problems on their system ...
IMP: I hope that some has "00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)" fully working to repair my sound then
I will send my configuration also ...
May this thread help many peoples !!!
Results :
rc.conf
xorg.conf
pacman.d/mirrorlist
(mostly /etc and /home files ...)
Last edited by spiky25 (2009-11-23 00:01:06)
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hmm... not to get off topic but you might wanna
# tar zcvfp arch-system.tar.gz /etc /boot /root
CPU-optimized Linux-ck packages @ Repo-ck • AUR packages • Zsh and other configs
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I'd say one of the most important files is /etc/rc.conf, but there's are lot of other files/folders that are just as important. Whats your problem with the Intel HD Audio? its probably the same problem I had.
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I'd say one of the most important files is /etc/rc.conf, but there's are lot of other files/folders that are just as important. Whats your problem with the Intel HD Audio? its probably the same problem I had.
No matter what I do it refuse to work, sometime it was working before and it was working perfectly when I installed Arch by Chakra ...
It's the only problem that I have left so I don't really want to reinstall from zero ...
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/etc/X11/xorg.conf would be an important one.
I keep a folder for this in my home directory. Any time I have to do more than a couple of minutes' work on some config file, I try to remember to save a copy of it in there as well. (If I don't have to do much work on a file, then there's less reason to save it.)
The main thing I've learned after a couple of re-installs: the answer to the question "Am I really going to forget how to do this?" is "Yes, I am." :-)
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I'd say one of the most important files is /etc/rc.conf, but there's are lot of other files/folders that are just as important. Whats your problem with the Intel HD Audio? its probably the same problem I had.
Now corrected !!! But I don't know at all what corrected everything so I cannot post my bloated configuration files ...
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well atleast it fixed itself, from what ive read the root of the problem was with dmix
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