Ha guess I should attach the file eh? lol Thanks agian Geoff
On July 14, 2003 03:18 am, Andy Goth wrote: > On Sunday, July 13, 2003 3:14 pm, Geoff Petzold wrote: > > I have stumbled onto something thsat is interesting... if i move the file > > into my /etc/X11/ directory and rename it as XF86Config-4 then everything > > works fine (ie both screens work the way i thought they would. Thats > > wierd how that when i typed X -xf86config /root/<blah> it wouldnt work... > > but if i move it into /etc/X11/ it works... does anyone know why that > > is?? > > Shrug. That's weird. > > > It works except that it is two SEPERATE desktops... i can move the mouse > > from one to annother but not any windows. If i put the Option "Xinerama" > > into the Xf86Config file my xserver crashes and i have to reset my > > computer.... so right now i can get the two monitors up and running but > > with two seperate desktops... and i want to know how i can set them up so > > it is one desktop accross two monitors... > > Xinerama problem? > > Why do you have to reset your computer? Do you get a black or garbled > display? Do Num Lock and Caps Lock fail to respond? > > Try crashing X again and then ping your computer from a different host. If > you get a response, then your computer isn't really halted. Then try > telnetting in. See if you can bring down X through the remote shell (first > use kill, and then if that doesn't work, kill -9). Also you might want to > try strace or gdb to see what XFree86 is up to. top can tell you if X is > caught in an infinite loop or similar (~100% CPU time). -- Geoff Petzold [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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