Description of problem:

I have a video setup that is guaranteed to break FC installation and X server
setup as it has over the last few releases of FC. It is an Asus A7V-333 (VIA
chipset) with Athlon XP 1800+. Video setup is unusual triple head: ATI Radeon
7000 with dual VGA outs as well as a PCI NVIDIA MX 200 video card. Fedora Core 5
identified the video card as ATI Radeon 7000 when it was actually displaying on
the NVIDIA MX 200 video card display. X server could not start and reverted to
text mode. There is apparently no way to override the radeon driver for the nv
driver on setup. As well, configuring X to get this to run is exceedingly
difficult and in fact I've failed over Fedora Core 4 and now 5. If I change the
primary video BIOS to AGP, it works, but it mirrors the second display on the
ATI card only. Attempts to bring up the NVIDIA card using Gnome dual-head
display configuration do not work.

This works properly with Winderz, but only if the primary video BIOS is set to
the NVIDIA card in CMOS so I have to change the video BIOS everytime I boot to
whatever OS I want to boot too.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Everytime.

Steps to Reproduce:
1.As above.
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Actual results:
As above.

Expected results:
Shouldn't have to change primary VGA BIOS in CMOS to boot to different OS.
Fedora Core should recognize this setup on install and startup properly. 

Additional info:
Good luck. This has not worked for many FC releases.