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## 3. Using `XF86Setup`

XF86Setup will first check around to make sure certain files are installed and that you are running as root. If a problem is found, it will display a message and exit. Correct the problem (e.g. install the missing files) and run it again.

XF86Setup is internationalized. If you are Japanese and set the LANG environment variable to ja, japan, japanese, etc., XF86Setup's screen can be Japanized. But it is necessary that XF86Setup is built with Japanized Tcl/Tk. Other language can be added, if you prepare its own directory under the directory XF86Setup/texts. Please see under the directory XF86Setup/texts/generic.

### 3.1. Initial questions

### 3.2. Configuration areas

  3.2.1. Mouse
  3.2.2. Keyboard
  3.2.3. Card
  3.2.4. Modeselect
  3.2.5. Monitor
  3.2.6. Other
  3.2.7. Completing the configuration

### 3.3. Back to text mode

### 3.4. The second server

### 3.5. Ending text

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