Stuck in XF86Setup GUI - how to exit?

[Phaete]

Aargh! *Finally partitioned a hdd and loaded Linux via LISA (standard GUI install from CD didn't like my onboard AGP SiS 530 video??). *

Now, when trying to configure XF86Setup (of course, I elected to try the GUI here, too!), I'm stuck on a screen displaying nothing but a big greyish rectangular blob on the screen. *Surely there is some command buttons and text I can't see or respond to. *So ... *how the heck do I kill the screen and get back to command line mode (short of the power switch).

Phaete .. ally pooor at Linux

[Ashcrow]

Ctrl+Alt+Backspace will kick you back into the console. Eh, are you in Twm or something?

[Phaete]

Mega-thanx for the bail-out, Ashcrow! *And expedient to boot * * I tried <ctrl>+<shift>+<bkspc>, <ctrl>+<esc>, etc.

Don't know what Twm is, so probably not.

I got the SiS 530 driver instructions and the .rpm and .tgz install procedures. *Looks like I shoulda run xf86config instead of XF86Setup?? *Anyway, sounds like I need to rpm or tar the drivers BEFORE running xf86config?

Am I even close on this?? *Sheeezz ....