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author | Christopher Rogers <slaxemulator@gmail.com> |
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date | Sat Feb 26 12:17:18 2011 +0000 (2011-02-26) |
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slaxemulator@7 | 1 ======= xorg-server-1.8 ====== |
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slaxemulator@7 | 3 ===== Upgrade Xorg configuration ===== |
slaxemulator@7 | 4 |
slaxemulator@7 | 5 |
slaxemulator@7 | 6 Upgrade Slitaz : |
slaxemulator@7 | 7 <code># echo 'y' | tazpkg upgrade</code> |
slaxemulator@7 | 8 Backup xorg.conf : |
slaxemulator@7 | 9 <code># mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf-backup</code> |
slaxemulator@7 | 10 Re-configure Xorg with tazx : |
slaxemulator@7 | 11 <code># tazx config-xorg</code> |
slaxemulator@7 | 12 |
slaxemulator@7 | 13 ==== User tweaks ==== |
slaxemulator@7 | 14 |
slaxemulator@7 | 15 If you have tweaked the //xorg.conf// file, then you have two possibilities. In both cases the tweaks will be read before the default configuration and will not be erased by an upgrade : |
slaxemulator@7 | 16 |
slaxemulator@7 | 17 * Put your modifications (examples) in the file ///etc/X11/xorg.conf.// This file is now reserved for users, it's the first read by Xorg when X boots. |
slaxemulator@7 | 18 |
slaxemulator@7 | 19 * You put them in the correct file in the directory ///etc/X11/xorg.conf.d.// SliTaz use two files for each Xorg section : |
slaxemulator@7 | 20 * n0-Section.conf for the default configuration and : |
slaxemulator@7 | 21 * (n-1)5-SectionTweaks.conf for the configurations which overwrite the default one. |
slaxemulator@7 | 22 |
slaxemulator@7 | 23 Example : |
slaxemulator@7 | 24 |
slaxemulator@7 | 25 //40-evdev.conf// contains the default configuration for all devices. |
slaxemulator@7 | 26 |
slaxemulator@7 | 27 //35-synaptics.conf// is installed with the package xorg-input-xf86-synaptics and contains the configuration file for touchpad. It overwrites the default one (evdev). |
slaxemulator@7 | 28 |
slaxemulator@7 | 29 If you wish to modify this section manually, take care to rename the file with a lower number like //31-MyDevices.conf//. And don't use a file named x5 or x0 to ensure that it will not be overwritten by an upgrade. |