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Your best bet would be to start with a non-X install and install X afterwards. This way you can take advantage of the new autoconfiguration mode in X that redhat doesn't use yet.
To use it, just run "X -configure" and follow the instructions it provides for completing and testing the configuration. Here, "X" is the name of the xserver executable, it is usually "X" but redhat may have named it "XFree" or something similar.
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