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Comment from: Paul [Visitor]
PaulI have struggled with this for hours and with 1 letter change thanks to your blog - its fixed.

I love Google and People who make the effort to assist others!
07/30/09 @ 15:04
Comment from: Scott H. [Visitor] Email
Scott H.I hacve exactly this problem.

How do I find the right copy of xorg.conf to edit?
06/30/10 @ 20:05
Comment from: hanne [Member] Email
hanneHello Scott

I don't remember having a problem locating the file, so I guess I found it in /etc/X11 or something similar. I don't have access to a SuSE box now. If there are several xorg.conf files, perhaps you can make a change via the GUI config tool and see which file changed?

If there is no xorg.conf in /etc/X11 try "locate xorg.conf" or if that doesn't work, the graphical file manager probably has a search function.
06/30/10 @ 20:27
Comment from: Wilfredo Bolaños [Visitor]
Wilfredo BolaņosThanks a lot.
I resolved this problem in my suse enterprise Server 11.

I changed /etc/X11/xorg.conf

12/16/10 @ 16:13

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