Am 19. Feb, 2004 schwätzte Derek Neighbors so:

> Depending on the version change likely your XF86Config-4 file was
> overwritten.  Do you have a known good copy of an XF86Config-4 file?  If
> not, word of warning, ALWAYS back up a good copy before upgrading X.  You

The upgrade should make XF86Config-4.debconf or XF86Cfonfig-4.dpkg.old
before wiping out the config file.

startx from the command line should give the option to let X try to
autoconfigure itself as well.

ciao,

der.hans
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