Is there a way to tell which extensions are enabled/disabled

Brad.Scalio · 05-17-10, 07:24 AM

Greetings

In Xorg.0.log, if you have an extension disabled in the configuration file, you will see:

(**) Extension DAMAGE disabled

In the first few lines ... however, later on you see

(II) Initializing built-in extension DAMAGE

So which is it? Is there a memory map or something I can dump and view to see which extensions are actually loaded into the X server?

dk75 · 05-17-10, 09:35 AM

Code:

xdpyinfo -queryExtensions |awk '{print; if (NF<=1) exit;}'

Brad.Scalio · 05-17-10, 09:44 AM

Many thanks!!

05-17-10, 07:24 AM	#1
Brad.Scalio Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 20	Is there a way to tell which extensions are enabled/disabled Greetings In Xorg.0.log, if you have an extension disabled in the configuration file, you will see: (**) Extension DAMAGE disabled In the first few lines ... however, later on you see (II) Initializing built-in extension DAMAGE So which is it? Is there a memory map or something I can dump and view to see which extensions are actually loaded into the X server?

05-17-10, 09:35 AM	#2
dk75 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 171	Re: Is there a way to tell which extensions are enabled/disabled Code: xdpyinfo -queryExtensions \|awk '{print; if (NF<=1) exit;}' __________________ Linux Debian Sid x86_64/ 3.2.0 Lenovo T61p NVIDIA driver 295.33 Xorg/XServer 7.6+12/1.11.4 GNOME 3.2.2

05-17-10, 09:44 AM	#3
Brad.Scalio Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 20	Re: Is there a way to tell which extensions are enabled/disabled Many thanks!!