2010/1/29 Lazzaro Nicolò Ciccolella <[email protected]>: > geoffroy tremblay ha scritto: >> >> Well it's pretty strange. It does work for me out of the box - appart that >> it doesn't save the setting once I close the session. With video projector >> or second monitor. >> I wonder if it's a problem with xfce - >> That is where my help ends ;) sorry I couldn't help more - > > many thanks
Yep it's strange this. For me I have second-screen working fine on an intel mac and on an asus eee, so there must be something about your hardware combination I guess. I don't use grandr much so I don't know if this advice is a duplication, but you could try these two lines which I used to use on another linux flavour to make sure my dual-screen was showing ok: xrandr -s 800x480 xrandr --output LVDS --auto Hmm although from those screenshots you sent, it's possible that if grandr can't find it then xrandr can't find it either. What output do you get from running just "xrandr" (after you've booted with the second screen attached)? Dan --- [email protected] http://identi.ca/group/puredyne irc://irc.goto10.org/puredyne
