7. Basic configuration

It is recommended that you generate an XF86Config file using the XF86Setup' or xf86config' program, which should produce a working high-resolution 8bpp configuration. You may want to include mode timings in the Monitor section that better fit your monitor (e.g 1152x864 modes). The driver options are described in detail in the next section; here the basic options are hinted at.

If graphics redrawing goes wrong on accelerated chips (ET4000W32 and ET6000), first try the "noaccel" option, which disables all accelerated functions.