From: "Daniel Pittman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
When I had a Neomagic chipset in my laptop, I needed to specify that
both the internal and external monitors be used, then use the Fn+f4
hotkey to turn off the LCD panel.
I never did get it to toggle between them right unless it booted with
both active. YMMV.
I had similar problems, where if the laptop booted without the
external monitor attached, it would disable all the Fn-key actions to
activate the external monitor.
There were also some weirdnesses about running X on the LCD vs. the
external monitor. I could start X for either one, but it wouldn't
work if I used the Fn-key to switch to the other one.
Dale
