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Old 14th August 2010
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You can create an xorg.conf file, by running "X -configure" as root. What is produced is based on X.org's analysis of your current hardware. Once created, you can modify it as you like.

IIRC, the command will create the file "/xorg.conf.new" -- which you can rename and move into /etc/X11.
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