Fedora X Config Problem

[Ritterbeck]

I tried to install Fedora Core 2, and now the GUI won't come up. I tried
#startx but got the following result:

(EE) I810(0): No Video BIOS modes for chosen depth.
(EE) Screen(s) found, but none have a usable configuration

Fatal server error:
no screens found

How do I get the GUI to come up so I can start using Linux? I am running a Pentium 4 3.0 GHz with an Intel 865 graphics controller.

[Bloggins]

As root try; system-config-display --reconfig then set up your display

[Ritterbeck]

That did not work.

[Bloggins]

are able to get to a console screen?

[Ritterbeck]

Yes, I can use the shell. I just can't use X.

[beama]

As root type X on the comand line then press the tab key, this will list all the commands available to root starting with X, you are looking for somthing along the lines of Xconfig (its XFree86 in RH 7 not sure about RH 9) you may be able to use one of those tools to configure X also you may wish to open a secound terminal Alt+ f2 login and type lspci (list pci) that will help id you video card (and any other pci devices)
to start X from the command line type in startx

[Bloggins]

when you run systen-config-display --reconfig something must happen, what is it?, in addition there should be log files written, look for Xerrors in your home dir, look for stuff in /var/log/nmessages. systen-config-display --reconfig should try to probe for display, what is the card it tries to use, it should show that as it trys to start.