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0.000000001원짜리팁입니다... -.-;;;;;;;;;
  레드햇7.2(XFree86 4.1.0)에서 잡는 방법만 소개되어 있네요
/etc/X11/XF86Config-4 설정파일에 아래에 소개된 내용을 붙여넣으시고,
모니터는 Monitor0으로만 세팅하시면 됩니다.
 PS::주의하실 것은 아직 kde에서는 x를 못보실겁니다. 걍 죽습니다.. -.-;;
또한, mplayer는 띄우지 마세요. 비됴볼려고 하면 또 죽습니다..
 !!! 돈 조금 더 있으면 LG ibm 사고 시포라... ^^;;;;;
 Intel? 830M/830MG Chipset 
Linux* Support 
  Linux* drivers for the Intel? 830M/MG chipset have been released to major distributions. Future releases of most Linux distributions should contain native Intel 830M/MG chipset support. 
 Full Intel 830M/MG chipset support is not available in XFree86* 4.1.0, however, the next version of XFree86* (4.2.0), is expected to support these chipsets. Pre-release source code for this version is available via the CVS repository on http://www.xfree86.org/#newserver. Intel Technical Support does not support pre-release software. 
 Alternately, there has been good success using the XFree86 VESA* driver with the Intel 830M/MG chipset. This has been tested on a production laptop based on the Intel 830M/MG chipset, Red Hat* Linux 7.2, Kernel 2.4.7-10, XFree86 4.1.0, and GNOME*. 
 To use the VESA driver, follow the instructions below: 
 Start the Linux installation. Some distributions may need to be installed using text mode. 
Choose the Intel? 810 chipset graphics driver. 
Set the monitor to "Generic Laptop Display Panel 1024x768". If the laptop&#039;s native resolution is not 1024x768, choose an appropriate generic monitor for the laptop. 
Choose to start with a text-based login. This can be changed to a graphical login later, if desired. 
Leave the other display settings at the defaults and finish the installation. 
Once the distribution is installed, modify the /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 file, as shown below: 
  Section "Device" 
#no known options 
Identifier "Intel 810" 
Driver "vesa" 
VendorName "Intel 810" 
BoardName "Intel 810" 
VideoRam 16384 
#BusID 
EndSection 
 Section "Screen" 
Identifier "Screen0" 
Device "Intel 810" 
Monitor "Monitor0" 
DefaultDepth 16 
Subsection "Display" 
Depth 16 
Modes "1024x768" 
EndSubsection 
EndSection 
 Notice that the only line that needs to be changed in the Device section is the "Driver" line. In the "Screen" section, the "Modes" line should be set to the laptop&#039;s native screen resolution. The sample settings will set the display to 1024x768x16bpp (64K colors). 
Please note that some Intel 830M/MG chipset-based laptops have a setting to enable the amount of video memory in the BIOS setup. If this option is available, set it to 8MB. 
 Until XFree86 4.2.0 is released, some customers may have issues with power management and/or the screen may blank when exiting X back to a command prompt. Additionally, switching to KDE may cause X to stop loading.