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sax2(1)			      Utils for X-Window		       sax2(1)

NAME
       SaX2  -	SuSE  advanced	X11 configuration, a complete module based X11
       configurator

SYNOPSIS
       sax2 [ options ]

DESCRIPTION
       SaX2 is a program to configure the  X-Server.  It  is  able  to	detect
       almost  all  stuff  related  to	the  graphics card. The graphics card,
       Touchscreens, Tablets, 3D features, AccessX,  Keyboard,	Mouse,	Multi‐
       head, ... and more can be configured using this tool.

COMMAND LINE OPTIONS
       Available command line options are the following:

       -b [filename,filename,...]
	      Activate the SaX2 batch modus. If no filename is given an inter‐
	      active shell is started to set/overwrite	configuration  parame‐
	      ters.  If	 the  filename	doesn't contain any / characters it is
	      assumed to be found in /usr/share/sax/profile.

       -b Xinerama | MergedFB
	      Special call for -b, if Xinerama is specified SaX2 will automat‐
	      ically  search  for a profile to enable dualhead in old Xinerama
	      style. If MergedFB is specified SaX2 will	 automatically	search
	      for  a dualhead profile to activate dualhead using merged frame‐
	      buffer.

       -a     Auto configure modus. Create an automatic configuration  without
	      any needed user interaction and GUI.

       -l     Enable low resolution. Allow only the 800x600 resolution for the
	      graphics setup. This is usefull if the DDC probing of the	 moni‐
	      tor results in not displayable resolution values.

       -m card X=module,card X=module,...
	      Set  driver  module to use for card X You can specify one driver
	      module for each card detected.

       -c chip,chip,...
	      Set chip to use for configuration. The -p option show all avail‐
	      able chip numbers and you can select the one you want to use for
	      the configuration.

       -d display-number
	      Set the display manually instead of probing the next  free  one.
	      This is only usefull if SaX2 was started from a text console.

       -x     Use  server build in Modelines. This will prevent SaX2 from cal‐
	      culating its own modelines. The server build  in	mode  pool  is
	      used  instead.   This  will only work for VESA specified resolu‐
	      tions.

       -u     Use server mode suggestion. This will prevent SaX2 from suggest‐
	      ing  a  resolution used for the configuration. The server itself
	      will decide the best resolution to use than.

       -p     Show PCI/AGP information about the detected graphics card(s)

       -n node
	      Set device node to use for the core pointer. This	 will  specify
	      the  port	 the  mouse  is	 connected  to.	 For  serial  mice use
	      /dev/ttySX where X is the port number of the serial device,  for
	      USB  devices  use	 /dev/input/mice  and  for  PS/2  devices  use
	      /dev/psaux.

       -t type
	      Set protocol type to use for the core pointer.

       -g     Use gpm as repeater of mouse events.

       -s     This option only takes effect if SaX2 has to start  its  own  X-
	      Server.	It  will  than	use  the  system installed config file
	      instead of the HW detection data.

       --vesa This option will set a given resolution and vertical sync	 value
	      (in  Hz) as VESA standard resolution for a specific card. Please
	      note if you set a resolution smaller than 800x600	 the  graphics
	      user  interface  won't fit the screen dimensions.	 The format is
	      the following: Card:XxY@VSync Example: 0:1024x768@85

       --sysconfig
	      this option tell SaX2 to import the system wide config file even
	      if SaX2 was started from a textconsole which normaly will import
	      the SaX2 HW detection data

       --fullscreen
	      start in fullscreen mode

       -i     This option will disable the use of profiles which are  normally
	      applied automatically if defined for a specifc card or chipset

       -r     Remove detection database and re-init the hardware database

       -v     print version information and exit.

AUTHORS
       Written by Marcus Sch�fer

REPORTING BUGS
       Report bugs to <bugzilla.novell.com>.

COPYRIGHT
       Copyright � 2005 SuSE Linux Products GmbH, Inc.	This is free software;
       see the source for copying conditions.  There  is  NO   warranty;   not
       even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

3rd Berkeley Distribution	March 15, 2005			       sax2(1)
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