Eric Hattemer wrote:
I wouldn't give up on the current graphics card just yet. If you tell
Xorg to try 1920, does it give an error? You might have to go
old-school and use a modeline, but if ATi says it works, then it's Xorg
that's being the problem. Maybe you could send or post your xorg.conf
I wouldn't give up on the current graphics card just yet. If you tell
Xorg to try 1920, does it give an error? You might have to go
old-school and use a modeline, but if ATi says it works, then it's Xorg
that's being the problem. Maybe you could send or post your xorg.conf
and Xorg.log.
-Eric
Hey Brian,
Yes, this is a dual display card (and it will drive two 1280x1024x24
displays (I've done this, it may go to 1600x1280x24 x 2, but I've never
tried this.)
It will drive a single monitor as well as it will drive two, at least at
the lower resolutions.
The issue is the new monitor
While I can't remember which card worked, it does require a DUAL DVI-D video
interface to runso physically it looks like two monitors but logically
it's one.
/brian chee
University of Hawai'i at Manoa
School of Ocean & Earth Science & Technology
Advanced Network Computing Lab
2525 Correa Road
My company found itself with a bit of cash at the end of the year and
decided to buy me a Dell 2405 display.
This has a native resolution of 1920x1200. It works great on the
Mac, but I'd like to also use it on the linux box.
'lspci -v' reports:
:01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI
Julian Yap wrote:
Hi all,
A Mailing list has been created on the lists.hosef.org machine to house
the "Hawaii Linux translation project".
I had hoped to 'name' the project with some (set of?) Hawaiian words
that describe "freedom".
Jim
Hi all,
A Mailing list has been created on the lists.hosef.org machine to house
the "Hawaii Linux translation project".
What the Hawaii Linux translation project aims to do is build upon the
proposal made by Jim Thompson at TPOSSCON 2006.
This presentation can be heard here:
http://www.tposscon.
