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In article <3u5qm8$jd7@clark.net>, Alan McConnell <alan@clark.net> wrote:
>doug healy <doug.healy@ccmail.gsfc.nasa.gov> writes:
>
>>I have installed the Slackware version of Linux and used the 
>>Setup program to install all the packages including XFree86. I 
>>ran the ConfigXF86 program and saved the Xconfig file. When I run 
>>startx I get past the initial S3 ( I have an S3 Video Card ) 
>>header and then it bombs out saying that :
>> Fatal Server Error 
>> No Config File Found !
>	Either your XConfig is not correctly named(XConfig for R5 or
>	XF86Config for R6), or it is not in the right directory.  I used
>	to keep mine in /etc, now keep it in /usr/X11/lib/X11; I believe
>	the home directory also works.
>

Xfree 2.1 used a different format than xfree 3.0.  I think ConfigXF86 
was used for the old xfree.  You probably ran the setup for 2.1 and
not 3.0.  

I'm sure somebody will correct me if i'm wrong, but the setup
program was something like this.


   xf86config-XFree86-3.1

just run it and save it to the /etc directory. I had to edited
it because my card is a mach64

Good luck
  b\253
  brettb@cpcug.org

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