Thanks, Andy. I got it working now. I found that using "chips" driver gave me a double-image problem, but using "vesa" solved it.

I am surprised that the right cfg is actually very simple :-)
    48 Section "Monitor"
    49         Identifier   "lcd"
    50         #HorizSync       31.5-37.9
    51         #VertRefresh     55-65
    52         HorizSync      30-35
    53         VertRefresh    48.18-68
    54         Modeline "800x600" 28.322 800 808 848 936 600 600 604 628
    55 EndSection
    56
    57 Section "Device"
    58         Identifier  "ct65548"
    59         Driver      "vesa"
    60         Option "UseModeline" "true"
    61         Option  "FixPanelSize" "true"
    62 EndSection
    63
    64 Section "Screen"
    65         Identifier "svga"
    66         Device     "ct65548"
    67         Monitor    "lcd"
    68         DefaultDepth    16
    69         SubSection "Display"
    70                 Depth     16
    71                 Modes    "800x600"
    72                 Virtual 800 600
    73         EndSubSection
    74         SubSection "Display"
    75                 Depth     15
    76                 Modes    "800x600"
    77                 Virtual 800 600
    78         EndSubSection
    79 EndSection


Thanks for the help. -jian

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