Normally, you first test X.org by running it and seeing if it runs without
an xorg.conf file. Most configurations on modern machines are expected to
work without an xorg.conf file, and this is the preferred way to run them.
If however, something about the default is not correct, you generally use
'X -setup' or whatever the encantation is to generate a default xorg.conf
file, which you then edit for the appropriate pieces.
Aaron W. Hsu
--
A professor is one who talks in someone else's sleep.
That would be xorgsetup.
BL.
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