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Here's what worked for me -- boot knoppix from CD (not an HD install) and copy the XF86Config-4 file from /etc/X11/ to the same directory on your HD install. If the CD boots OK, I think you can use the XF86Config-4 that it creates.
do a "cp -p XF86Config-4 XF86Config-4.bak" first, to save the original before you overwrite it on HD.
(Actually, I didn't just change the video card; I copied an HD install to a partition on another system, so video and
everything was different.)
Hope this helps!
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