Hi, I was previously asking about how can configure my display without running X in RHL 8.0 Today, I faced the problem again, and I thought I should go with changing the XF86Config file. But, why not delete it and just run redhat-config-xfree86?? :) I did so, and it started working for about 20 seconds, and after that X started up, but this time correctly detecting my display and monitor! I thought it's because of the XF86Config.backup file was there. So, I removed that one too and tried again, and still it works. So, for what it's worth, do this whenever you see this nice utility isn't working for you :) regards, Ossama
