Xorg.conf is deleted. When computer boots output is too small to read

I was experienceing another error with xorg and noticed that my xorg.conf wasnt configured fully so I was going to go and reconfigure it.
Long story short, I have deleted my xorg.conf and need to regen a new one.
Problem:
My output is to small to read.
I have tried the "Arch Fallback" Grub option. it still goes to runlevel 5. If anybody knows how to get the thing into runlevel 3 that would allow me to not format and save lots of time.
Also i tried sshing into it and I get "connection refused" So i must not have ssh on. ... its not really important for this box as it is only a desktop box.
Last edited by chmoder (2009-02-27 03:40:20)

chmoder wrote:
[tcross@Tom-Arch ~]$ scrot -cd5
Taking shot in 5.. 4.. 3.. 2.. 1.. 0.
Xlib: extension "Generic Event Extension" missing on display ":0.0".
[tcross@Tom-Arch ~]$
This is why i deleted my config file. am a wrong in thinking this is a misconfigured xorg.conf?
I looked arround and it sounds like i need to manually compile X. that sounds like it wont work to me. but maybe. I have an ATI 4650 using the proprietary driver. buying and ATI card was the worst choice i think.
Yes, you're wrong. That error means nothing, and can safetly be ignored (as annoying as it is).
And no, you shouldn't need to compile X.

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