MICHAEL LUCHTAN wrote:
Hey all-
Thanks for the response--I'll tell you what I've got so far, but there is
a slight problem....
Got the SIS card to work by switching it to the primary card in the BIOS.
The only problem is that I mussed up my old monitor somehow when I was
having those memory/io allocation problems with the xinerama. Not sure
how that happened, but now my old monitor is not working for any hardware
configuration-- not even my old set-up. Have anyone heard of anything
like this happening before?

Frankly, no. The CRT1 output for SiS hardware is rock solid and has worked for years. It might be due to the ATI driver accessing the SiS card's resources, though. If these overlap somewhere it is likely to happen that the card outputs a bad timing.


But as Mark said, a monitor younger than 10 years should be capable of surviving such a thing, at least for a limited amount of time.

Thomas


-- Thomas Winischhofer Vienna/Austria mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.winischhofer.net/



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