at a command line (not in x, ie level 3), type xf86config if you have xfree, or xorgconfig if you have xorg.
or directely edit the config files; either /etc/X11/XF86Config (or XF86Config-4)-- i'm not sure how rh9 server uses each of these, or xorg.conf
when your done running the programs (if you use xf86config) you will need to copy the finished config file (probably XF86Config -- again i'm not sure with rh 9 server) to XF86Config for it to 'take effect'.
you will need to kill x before it will restart.
good luck.
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