Im not sure how much of the information here you can
help me with, nor do I know who will even read this,
but i have to try. I am new to linux, and there is no
one physically present who can show me anything about
it, and there are only 2 people who i know who i can
talk to so Ive relied on
I believe that if the laptop can support two monitors,
meaning that, in windows atleast, you can use two
monitors with it, then you can support dual head. In
my experience, as long as the gfx card has two
outputs, it should support dual head.
--- Christopher Thom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoth
Okay, so i was having a problem with my mac monitor
and a person suggested to use the Option CrtcNumber
1. Well, in deleted the email by accident and i
dont remember what section it goes under in my
XF86Config file.
Also, i brought my XF86COnfig-4 file back to its
supposedly original setup and
found somewhere on the web (I think it's on
xfree86.org) a page by David
dawes, giving details
about this driver and it's installation.
Hope I helps!
cheers,
Nicolas
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| | Jonathan McLean
, boot it up and
email it to you. Sadly, i do not know how to save it
as a txt file. Any help there. I know about emacs
and vi (im better with emacs), but thye dont appear to
have a save as function in terminal mode.
-Jonathan
--- Michael Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jonathan McLean wrote
] wrote:
Jonathan McLean wrote:
Okay, i do not have anyone who can teach me hand
son
about linux, and so im still stumbling along. I
cannot access the file with another computer
because i
cannot save it as a txt file. This is what i was
going to do: save my log as a txt file, copy
Has anyone ever tried using a Mac flatpanel studi
display monitor with the DVI conversion box. Mac DVI
is different from regular DVI because it incorporates
a USB connection. In order to plug the Mac connection
into a regular DVI port you need to buy a mac
conversion box which splits the signal
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