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And many other combinations of crt1, crt2, tmds1, tmds2 and notv don't seem to have any result! | And many other combinations of crt1, crt2, tmds1, tmds2 and notv don't seem to have any result! | ||
(This piece of documentation was contributed by Ron Rademaker: ron@ttvavanti.nl) | |||
==Related Software== | ==Related Software== | ||
* How to install and use [[Suspend2]] with fglrx. | * How to install and use [[Suspend2]] with fglrx. | ||
Revision as of 22:49, 27 December 2005
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Benchmarks
- glxgears is not a benchmark. Neither is fgl_glxgears!
DesktopSetup trouble
If you are using the latest (at the time of this writing 8.20.8) drivers with a DesktopSetup and you are wondering why both monitors (eg. the RGB and DVI output) are both displaying the left side of the bigscreen, try the following option (which is AFAIK not documented anywhere, I guessed it):
Option "ForceMonitors" "nocv"
nocv stands for No Composite Video and resulted in a succesful bigscreen setup with my ATI X300 at a debian amd64 unstable system (after many hours). Options like
Option "ForceMonitors" "crt1,tmds1"
And many other combinations of crt1, crt2, tmds1, tmds2 and notv don't seem to have any result!
(This piece of documentation was contributed by Ron Rademaker: ron@ttvavanti.nl)
Related Software
- How to install and use Suspend2 with fglrx.
