<html> <head> <style></style> </head> <body class='hmmessage'> Morning all (here at least), newb here! I've got a problem with the new (to me) .conf-less config, in that I need to add a driver (ELO Serial touchscreen) into the xorg.conf, or at least that is what all of the instructions I find tell me, as it isn't auto-detected. The problem is I no longer have a xorg.conf as I'm in Ubuntu 10.04 and it's all done dynmaically. I tried creating a new xorg.conf to over-ride the dynamic setup and allow me to add to it by using Xorg -configure and later, after hours of black screens... Xorg -configure -retro but both give me black screens and seem to take away my keyboard input. IS there a better way of "dumping" current, dynamically found, config to a .conf for modification? It would seem pretty obvious that there is an option for this as such tweaks are pretty common and to have to write one from scratch seems a bit daft if the computer already "knows" one that works, but I can't track down how to do it. If there's a better way of achieving the addition of the touchscreen I'd love to know that instead, the drivers come in the distro pre-compiled. The instructions for installation suggest adding an inputdevice section and adding a line to the serverlayout section, now I can add a .conf for the inputdevice section into the xorg.conf.d no problem, but where do I add the serverlayout section? I'd need to include the whole current serverlayout, which I don't know, or I'm just guessing. Cheers James </body> </html>