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last on X for now



ok... this is what I have ended up doing for all that have offered their
suggestions

1- reinstalled RH 6.1 with all packages
2- ran good ol XF86Setup - selected modes and sync ranges per monitor specs
3- completed install
4- text mode and 1024x768 mode in X still quiver
5- moved machine monitor and all into an adjacent office - MONITOR NO LONGER
SHAKES
    -- conclude that flourescent lights or similar power issues are to blame
for this problem
    -- "better: monitor installed on Compaq armada running Win2K does not
quiver and quake
    -- turned lights off, still quakes
6- attempted to plug RH box into plug that Win2K machine is on and still
have same results.

thanks all for your input...

so now... i need to figure out what I am going to actually DO with this
beastie :)
________________________________
Chuck Tewksbury
Director of MIS
Harborside Healthcare
ctewksbury at hbrside.com
(617) 646-5694
http://www.hbrside.com
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