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>After package installation, Red Hat will begin configuring the
devices on your system. In most cases, except with very new hardware that
may not be fully supported by Linux, the installation program does a good
job of automatic configuration.</P
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>The prompts you will see are very straightforward:</P
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>Detection of your mouse (including choosing between 2- and
3-button models. If you have a 2-button mouse you'll likely want to
enable 3-button emulation.)</P
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>Selection of video modes (you can choose the defaults, or
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