andrew dunkin wrote:
I just installed an nVidia graphics driver on my Mandrake 10 Linux
system and it seems to have wrecked X in the process. The nVidia
installation script started an interactive dialog within which I was
asked if it could alter X to make the driver work. I said OK. DOH!
After
Tim Roberts wrote:
ramalingareddy bommalapura wrote:
Can anybody please suggest how hooking can be done
in the xserver functions. XServer needs to invoke my function before
the call is passed to the XServer original function. I have found that
this is the procedure in windows for
Hi,
I'm using XFree86 4.3 on debian with an nvidia FX5200EP dual-head
agp-slot video card (has two outputs).
With this, i can get the left monitor to work:
Section ServerLayout
Identifier Dual-Head
Screen Screen_Philips
InputDeviceMS Wheel Mouse CorePointer
Mark Vojkovich wrote:
The nv driver does not support dual head. You have to
use NVIDIA's binary Linux drivers if you want to use both
heads.
As i discovered reading thru some previous posts. I've been
trying the binary drivers over the last couple of months, but
it causes
Dr Andrew C Aitchison wrote:
On Mon, 24 Feb 2003, Russell Shaw wrote:
In XF86Config-4, i have the display set to 31.2cm wide:
Section Monitor
Identifier Philips
VendorName Philips
ModelName C20 (CM0500)
HorizSync 31.5,35.2,37.8,48,56,64
Hi,
In XF86Config-4, i have the display set to 31.2cm wide:
Section Monitor
Identifier Philips
VendorName Philips
ModelName C20 (CM0500)
HorizSync 31.5,35.2,37.8,48,56,64
DisplaySize 312 234
VertRefresh 50-90
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