Hi and thanks for creating such a great live cd! I have managed to build a custom grml using the fabulous grml-live scripts. I've included the Nvidia driver and b43 firmware and the LXDE desktop. This is all working perfectly. One thing I have not been able to accomplish however is setting SHMConfig to "on" automatically. I'm not using grml as an HDD installation but rather from live cd booted toram from a USB device. If I could figure out how to automatically edit xorg.conf that would be great. I need this because I use touchfreeze to stop the touchpad from accepting input as I type on my laptop. I do see that SHMConfig is already in xorg.conf but it is commented. Any ideas on how to accomplish this?
Option "SHMConfig" "on"
Thanks again.
Hi,
laptop. I do see that SHMConfig is already in xorg.conf but it is commented. Any ideas on how to accomplish this? Option "SHMConfig" "on"
whatever you want to edit, use sed. For example sed -e 's/(SHMConfig.*)(on)/\1off/' xorg.conf >xorg_new.conf to switch an option or sed -e 's/^#(SHMConfig.*$)/\1/' xorg.conf >xorg_new.conf to uncomment a line.
Have a look at the manual about escaping characters, etc.
Thanks again. glenn greenfield
Regards, Konrad
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