XF86Config


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easy way

rm /etc/X11/XF86Config

redhat-config-xfree86

that should let you get back into X by just letting red hat detecting your hardware (I am assuming you use red hat from your other posts in other topics)

Then start over doing whatever you were doing.

if you don't want to do that tell us what video card you have, your monitor, etc etc and post your XF86Config file that you cannot get to work

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easy way

rm /etc/X11/XF86Config

redhat-config-xfree86

that should let you get back into X by just letting red hat detecting your hardware (I am assuming you use red hat from your other posts in other topics)

Then start over doing whatever you were doing.

if you don't want to do that tell us what video card you have, your monitor, etc etc and post your XF86Config file that you cannot get to work

ahh..it's working again..marry me!

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