Hi Mike, Maybe you're right and it's a BIOS thing. Anyway, I found a workaround: nvidia-settings :-) With nvidia-settings, I could create either a "TwinView" where the two monitors combine to act as one display/desktop. Also with it I could also create two separate displays from the two monitors. In the latter case, however, unlike the "TwinView", I can't move windows between the two monitors. So, both are not exactly what I wanted but they do offer advantages over what I really wanted :-)
Also, nvidia-settings sorts of provides the Fn+CRT/LCD functionality as you can disable any of the monitors you're using. And in some cases, you don't even have to restart X. Thanks, Allister On 10/10/07, Michael Tinsay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > In all laptops I have handled, it usually cycles between LCD, CRT and > BOTH. Apparently your BIOS don't cycle to BOTH. You may want to see if > there are updates to the BIOS you can flash. > > All is not lost, you can tweak your xorg.conf to get a clone > configuration. Just: > > man <drivername> > >
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