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Chapter 9 . Using X 339 servers. If you install X during the distribution setup, the setup program will usually detect the correct video chipset and install the right server. If you install X after the initial setup, you will have to manually install the correct X server. For example, to install the S3 server on a Red Hat system, you would install the XFree86S3-3.3.6-33.i386.rpm package. Table 9-1 XFree v3 X Servers X Server Chipset Supported X8514 Server for 8514-based video cards. XAGX Server for AGX-based video cards. XFB Frame buffer driver, which can be used for some cards that do not have a specific X server. XI128 Server for Number Nine Imagine 128 video cards. XMach32 Server for ATI Mach 32 video cards. XMach64 Server for ATI Mach 64 video cards. XMach8 Server for ATI Mach 8 video cards. XMono Server for monochrome video displays. XP9K Server for P9000-based video cards. XS3 Server for S3-based video cards. XS3V Server for S3 Virge based video cards. XSVGA Server for VESA Super VGA video cards. XVGA16 VGA 16-color server. Many cards that do not have their own X server can use this. XW32 Server for the ET4000/W32-based video cards. X3DL Server for 3Dlabs video cards. Exam Tip When installing XFree v3 you need to install the correct X server for your video chipset. Starting with XFree v4 the X server is now consolidated. Instead of installing a specific server for your video chipset, you need to install only the main server and specify which chipset driver to use in the X configuration file. The downside is that currently XFree v4 does not support all of the video chipsets that XFree v3 supports. In either version of X, the file /etc/X11/X is actually a link to the X server you want to run. Consider this example:
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