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Recently i changed to xorg, after going through their config and attempting to startx, i get Fatal error: no screens found. the monitor section of xorg.conf looks like this.
Secion "monitor"
Identifier "ViewSonic E70f" /i'm pretty sure thats the problem, but i dont' know what my identifier should be.
HorizSync 31.5-57.0
VertRefresh 50,150
EndSection
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Recently i changed to xorg, after going through their config and attempting to startx, i get Fatal error: no screens found. the monitor section of xorg.conf looks like this.
Secion "monitor"
Identifier "ViewSonic E70f" /i'm pretty sure thats the problem, but i dont' know what my identifier should be.
HorizSync 31.5-57.0
VertRefresh 50,150EndSection
Identifier is free-form... i could have
Identifier "My Big Fat Stupid Monitor"
if I wanted... your problem is the comma in the VertRefresh... switch it to a dash like HorizSync
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spelling "section" instead of "secion" also helps
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i fixed all that, the section part was just a typo on my part when writing it here. anyway i think my HorizSync is off. Don't have time to look into it now though.
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i fixed all that, the section part was just a typo on my part when writing it here. anyway i think my HorizSync is off. Don't have time to look into it now though.
grab hwd from pacman (pacman -S hwd) and run it... it will detect your monitor settings for you to use
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ok, thanks for the hwd tip, but with all those correction i'm still getting the same problem! I wish i could just paste my xorg.conf log, that would be the most help but seeing as i have no access to the forums on the computer where the problem is, i can't help too much.
Edit: I am also getting
Undefined Monitor "ViewSonic E70f" referenced by Screen "Screen 1".
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use hwd and then look for a /etc/X11/xorg.conf.hwd or something similar, when you just rename it, it should work
edit: run "hwd -s" - it created /etc/X11/xorg.conf.hwd for me
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use hwd and then look for a /etc/X11/xorg.conf.hwd or something similar, when you just rename it, it should work
edit: run "hwd -s" - it created /etc/X11/xorg.conf.hwd for me
that worked thankyou.
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