Hi.
During the initial configuration of X in Debian, the config script uses
some hardware detection packages to heop with the hardware info. You
could probably uninstall these packages before configuring X.
Personally, I find a moniter a requirement when using Gnome
accessibility. I get situations where I need sighted info to help me
try to figure out what's happening after a crash. The log files aren't
always enough.
Hope this helps.
Kenny
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On Mon, Apr 25, 2005 at 10:47:21AM -0400, Charles Hallenbeck wrote:
> Anyone find a solution to this one?
>
> While configuring X, I discovered that my video monitor on/off status
> was critical. With it turned off, I was unable to find a screen
> configuration that was supported. Turning on the monitor allowed the
> identification of supported screens.
>
> Is there a way to tell X to ignore the monitor power status?
>
> Chuck
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