I have a Gentoo Linux machine which was using XFree86 because I didn't feel like
updating to XOrg for a little while because it was working nicely
so I figured why fix it if it is not broken? Anyway, I have it update
my system on a cron job, so XOrg was installed and it looks like XF86Cfg was
uninstalled, but now my xdm looks horrible. I have an LCD monitor
which has these modes, 800x600 H: 37.88KHz V:60.3Hz, 800x600 H:48.08KHz
V: 72.2Hz, and 800x600 46.87KHz V: 75Hz. If possibly maybe I could
play with 1024x768 H: 48.36JHz V: 60Hz or even 1280x1024 H: 63.98KHz V: 60.02Hz.
Though, I mainly need at least one 800x600. I have tried using my old
XF86Config, xorgconfig, and even Xorg -config. I seem to be close
but still it looks completly messed up. It is someone readable but
very very "noisy." I have tried everything. I would paste my config
if I wasn't in console.

last I knew, xorg would use XF86Config if it didn't find a xorg.conf file in /etc/X11. did you run

xorgconfig and make a new xorg.conf file? Otherwise just manually edit the xorg.conf file under "Display"

and "VertRefresh"

When I upgraded my xfree86 to xorg, I had a similar problem that I resolved by backing up my xfree86 config, removing it as well as the xorg.config symlink and reconfiguring the xserver using xorgconfig and it worked fine afterwards.

I will try it, but I already tried every known way to configure xorg.conf
but still I will try it.

No luck so far. This is the closest I have been with xorgconfig:
adam.250free.com/xorg.conf. Thanks for the help. Hopefully this
will get fixed soon. I have been working on it forever.

was the i810 graphics driver the same one you were using on Xfree 4.4?

Yes, I believe so. I will double check again.

I did use i810, and I put i810 in my kernel under Char Devices and Vieo.
Still no luck. .