Description of problem:
I have a server room with a single keyboard, mouse, and monitor.  A KVM switch
controls the machine with which those devices communicate.  With both Fedora 7
and Fedora 8, the monitor is not detected properly when the KVM switch is set on
the target machine.  I get a resolution of 800x600 and an invisible mouse
pointer.  I have to explicitly set the horizontal and vertical refresh rates of
the monitor, and list the modes I want in xorg.conf.  I also have to turn off
the hardware cursor to get a visible mouse pointer.  If I plug the monitor
directly into the target machine, detection works, so the KVM switch is playing
a role here somehow.

I am attaching the xorg.conf I have to use, as well as an Xorg.0.log when that
xorg.conf is in use.  You'll note that I also set the TargetRefresh option. 
That is because without it, I do get 1280x1024, but at a suboptimal refresh rate
(I've forgotten what).

I'm happy to mess around with the settings if there are things you would like me
to try.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
xorg-x11-server-Xorg-1.3.0.0-42.fc8

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Set the KVM switch to the target machine
2. Boot the machine
  
Actual results:
800x600 resolution and an invisible mouse pointer

Expected results:
1280x1024 resolution and a visible mouse pointer

Additional info: