If you have RedHat, Mandrake too I think, there is a cute little utility known as XConfigurator. Its easy, I don't trust it. You'll have to be root to use it, or the other two possibilities:
cd /usr/X11/bin
./XFree86 -configure
Then it will tell you how to test it. Do that and if X displays correctly, copy the file to /etc/X11/ and rename it XF86Config.
Alternatively, you can use the utility xf86config, also in /usr/X11/bin, but make sure you know the vert and horiz sync of your new monitor, and the memory onboard your video card, as well as the model and vendor of the card too.
Luck,
Finegan
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