What video cards were you considering on using?
Matrox has some nice dual headed cards.
NVidia only likes doing dual head set up with other NVidia cards, if you can
prove me wrong, please let me know how you did it.
http://www.tldp.org/ has some good documents about it.
Pete de Zwart.
> Since then I've gotten myself a Matrox G400Max card which has two video
> outs, and is supported well under Linux and XFree86 for both 3d acceleration
> and dualhead. At work I use a Matrox G450 in dualhead mode. The matrox
> drivers, however, do not support both hardware accelerated 3D and d
> With the nvidia binary drivers you can specify just about any
> configuration you could think of (clone, zoom, adjacent) You can even run
> 2 X servers on the one card which would let two people use the computer
> independantly if you had enough keyboards and mice I guess. It can treats
> the
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I've got my Nvidia dual heading with an el-cheapo SiS PCI card,
didn't do anything special.. using the nvidia drivers and XFree86 4.2 from
RH80 and the SiS driver from XFree4.2...Xinerama works.. I've noticed some
odd issue with xemacs that I'm blaming on Xinerama, but it might be
something else.
This one time, at band camp, Jeff Waugh wrote:
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>
>> There were some patches on the dri-devel mailing list recently to have 3D
>> work across both desktops on dual-output cards like this. Last time I saw
>> them, they worked, with wrinkles. It may appear in the DRI trunk sometime
>> soon, or not.
At 12:49 pm, Wednesday, August 13 2003, Dave Airlie mumbled:
> my Nvidia 3ds away fine, the other card of course doesn't.. I'm not sure
> you can get a secondary card to do 3d and Xinerama... I might be getting a
> PCI radeon soon.. not sure..
>
Radeons completly refuse to do DRI when Xinerama is
At 11:40 am, Wednesday, August 13 2003, Pete de Zwart mumbled:
> NVidia only likes doing dual head set up with other NVidia cards, if you can
> prove me wrong, please let me know how you did it.
>
I had a GeForce4 AGP and a Radeon 7000 PCI hanging off my workstation,
working just fine. Using the b
I would like to configure my machine so that can have 2 monitors hanging
off one machine.
Am I correct in assuming that I would need to buy another video card
which will send signals to the second monitor?
Would I experience some issue with running pci and agp graphic together?
Ideally I would nee
Around about 0258h 13/08/2003, Dave Airlie emitted the following wisdom:
> I've got my Nvidia dual heading with an el-cheapo SiS PCI card,
Are you using the nvidia driver or the nv driver?
I've found that the nvidia driver segfaults when probing the other cards.
> didn't do anything special.. us
>
> So you got it doing 3D in a multi headed configuration with other cards
>
my Nvidia 3ds away fine, the other card of course doesn't.. I'm not sure
you can get a secondary card to do 3d and Xinerama... I might be getting a
PCI radeon soon.. not sure..
> Could you be so kind as to post the p
O/Xinerama-HOWTO/
>
> Jon
>
> -=> -Original Message-
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> -=> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Pete de Zwart
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> -=> To: Kevin Saenz
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>
> > Since then I've gotten myself a Matrox G400Max card which has two video
> > outs, and is supported well under Linux and XFree86 for both 3d acceleration
> > and dualhead. At work I use a Matrox G450 in dualhead mode. The matrox
> > drivers, however, do not support both hardware accele
>
>
> > There were some patches on the dri-devel mailing list recently to have 3D
> > work across both desktops on dual-output cards like this. Last time I saw
> > them, they worked, with wrinkles. It may appear in the DRI trunk sometime
> > soon, or not.
>
> On G400-and-similar chipsets? Tha
> There were some patches on the dri-devel mailing list recently to have 3D
> work across both desktops on dual-output cards like this. Last time I saw
> them, they worked, with wrinkles. It may appear in the DRI trunk sometime
> soon, or not.
On G400-and-similar chipsets? That would basically
On Wed, Aug 13, 2003 at 02:39:41PM +1000, Jan Schmidt wrote:
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> >
> >
> > > There were some patches on the dri-devel mailing list recently to have 3D
> > > work across both desktops on dual-output cards like this. Last time I saw
> > > them, they worked, with wrinkles. It may appear in the D
This one time, at band camp, Kevin Saenz wrote:
>I would like to configure my machine so that can have 2 monitors hanging
>off one machine.
>Am I correct in assuming that I would need to buy another video card
>which will send signals to the second monitor?
>Would I experience some issue with runn
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