HP c8000 manual Sample XF86Config file

configuring X Windows on HP-UX (other graphics cards)

sample XF86Config file

InputDevice	"Mouse0" "CorePointer"
InputDevice	"Keyboard0" "CoreKeyboard"

#

#Uncomment this to force OGL indirect contexts to be rendered in

#software. Indirect rendering is done with the hardware driver by

#default. However, some features such as rendering to a glXPixmap

#may not be available in all hardware drivers.

#

#Option "AccelerateIndirectRendering" "false"

#Uncomment the following line and update the time to turn on Xserver

#screen blanking. The time is in minutes.

#Option "blank time" "10"

#Uncomment the following lines to set the DPMS time periods. The

#time is in minutes. The DPMS Monitor Option must be on for these

#to have an effect (see the "Monitor" section).

#Option "standby time" "20" #Option "suspend time" "30"

#Option "off time" "40" EndSection

#

#The Files section is used to specify the location of various files

#to the X server. There may only be one Files section in the XF86Config

#file.

#

Section "Files"

#

#FontPaths. Specifies the font paths. You may want to

#specify a different font path for the following reasons.

#1) An application delivers its own fonts.

#2) A font server is to be used instead of the default path.

EndSection

#

#The Module section is used to inform the server which loadable libraries are

#to be loaded at run time. There may only be one Module section in the

#XF86Config file.

#See the GAG for more details.

#

Section "Module" EndSection

#

#There may be multiple InputDevice sections. An InputDevice section is active

#only if it is specified by the active ServerLayout section. The Identifief

#is a required line and must be identical to an InputDevice line in the

#active ServerLayout in order for the device to be active. Normally there

#are two InputDevice sections in the XF86Config file. One for the pointer

#(mouse) and the other for the keyboard. The Driver line is required. It

#specifies which driver is to be loaded at run time. See the GAG for more

#details on what input devices are supported and which options may be selected.

Section "InputDevice" Identifier "Keyboard0"

Driver "keyboard" EndSection

Section "InputDevice"

Identifier "Mouse0"

Driver "mouse"

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