Title: X Consortium X Window System X11R6 and XFree86 3.1.1

To set up a system for X11 you need to know the type of the video card,
the Superprobe(1) utility may be helpful here.  The card type dictates
the type of X server that you need to run, XFree86(1) has a list.

The X server needs a config file named XF86Config that can be in one of
three places as described in XF86Config(5).  Use the xf86config(1)
program to make a config file.  In Modeline(5) you can further read how
to optimize the VGA parameters in the config file if you are not afraid
of basic mathematics.

Look through /usr/lib/X11/doc for miscellaneous information on cards and
monitors.  It is not uncommon to need a special option in XF86Config.

The startX(1) script starts an X11 session.  The manual holds more info
on X11 under Minix-vmd.

		WARNING!

Wrong settings can damage a video card and/or monitor.  So double check
everything in XF86Config.

If you want to run XDM or a font server, then copy at least the config
files from /usr/lib/X11/{xdm,fs} to /var/opt/XF86-3.1.1/{xdm,fs}.  The
servers are started by the /opt/XF86-3.1.1/etc/rc file at boot.
