"SHOBHIT MATHUR" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> * XFree86 -pci recognizes both the cards and allots BusIds.
> (0:13:0) Matrox MGA 2064W ----- FIRST
> VIdeo Card
> (1:0:0) ATI card using a ATI Mach64 GDP ----- SECOND
> [built-in].
Can you get it the other way round? Usually the BIOS has a switch VGA
AGP/PCI first. Using matrox as secondary is a safe thing. Anyway, so
far things are fine.
> * Kudzu repeatedly reports the absence of the built-in card
> [ATI]
I don't know much about kudzu, but I think it is either wrong or
irrelevant or both.
> XFree86 -version : XFree86 Version 4.0.3 / X Window
> System
This is rather old and probably buggy. Try 4.1.0.1 or a recent
snapshot 4.1.99 (not for the faintharted).
> * Frame-buffer device-driver needs to be a part of the compiled
> kernel
> in order to observe multihead behaviour.
You should be able to get along with frame-buffer. However, using
frame buffer may be an alternative way to go multihead. Imho you can
only do this with a matrox as secondary card.
> #XFree86 4.0 configuration generated by Xconfigurator
The int10 module is missing. It should go in here:
> Section "Module"
Load "int10"
...
Otherwise the secondary card is not initialised and wont generate a
correct signal (matrox may be an exception, but your matrox card is
primary anyway).
HTH
Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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