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OK, I'm a little dense<br />
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how do I get to X-configure?<br />
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All I'm seeing is a black screen with the blue box moving around
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OK, I'm a little dense

how do I get to X-configure?

All I'm seeing is a black screen with the blue box moving around

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ok i just tried ctrl-alt-f1
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found /etc/X11/X<br />
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X -configure doesn't seem to be an option
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found /etc/X11/X

X -configure doesn't seem to be an option

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I had already figured out that i had to use Xconfigurator and all is welll.<br />
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An &quot;A&quot; to wesly_chen for taking the time to post.
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I had already figured out that i had to use Xconfigurator and all is welll.

An "A" to wesly_chen for taking the time to post.

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I have been running redhat 7.2 and windows on my second computer<br />
with default boot to linux<br />
<br />
switched monitor from hp pavillion mx90 to a mx50<br />
<br />
now get a blue box with &quot;please check pc display settings&quot; after linux boots<br />
<br />
windows is ok<br />
<br />
what to do?<br />
<br />
thanks<br />
<br />
aijohn
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I have been running redhat 7.2 and windows on my second computer
with default boot to linux

switched monitor from hp pavillion mx90 to a mx50

now get a blue box with "please check pc display settings" after linux boots

windows is ok

what to do?

thanks

aijohn

redhat 7.2  please check pc display settings

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