Gerardo,
This is no Gnome bug, its just a misconfiguration issue with your X
server driver settings. I had the same issue and ran across your thread.
I didn't even know the lcd was continuously on until I checked after
reading your thread. I only wanted the 1600x1200 resolution I get in
windows.
On 02/21/05 17:57:38, Jason Martens wrote:
Gerardo Ballabio wrote:
| (WW) RADEON(0): Invalid Monitor type specified for 1st port
| (WW) RADEON(0): Invalid Monitor type specified for 2nd port
| (WW) RADEON(0): No valid monitor specified, force to CRT on 1st
port
|
| Actually, while your configuratio
Barry, Christopher wrote:
...so based on IP address, certain 'scripts' can be executed? Is this a
'selectable at boot' option, or is it automagic? Does this tie into
ifplugd somehow, as was mentioned by others earlier in the list?
If you look at the web page, you can get a version with the lates
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> Cc: Jason Martens; Gerardo Ballabio; Debian Laptop
> Subject: Re: How to turn off internal monitor when using external one
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> Barry, Christopher wrote:
>
> >I setup two different boot block
Barry, Christopher wrote:
I setup two different boot blocks in grub, and passed in two different
cmdlines; one for 'Laptop' and one for 'Desktop'.
These cmdlines were parsed by a small startup script I wrote to copy
over the laptop or desktop x configuration file.
On boot, I simply select laptop or
I setup two different boot blocks in grub, and passed in two different
cmdlines; one for 'Laptop' and one for 'Desktop'.
These cmdlines were parsed by a small startup script I wrote to copy
over the laptop or desktop x configuration file.
On boot, I simply select laptop or desktop mode in grub bo
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Gerardo Ballabio wrote:
| On 02/18/05 16:10:47, Jason Martens wrote:
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|> Hmm, I am using gnome, and I have not observed that behaviour. My
|> screen stays off even after I log in. I have a Mobility Radeon
|> 7500
|> in a Dell Latitiude C640. I'm pas
On 02/18/05 16:10:47, Jason Martens wrote:
Hmm, I am using gnome, and I have not observed that behaviour. My
screen stays off even after I log in. I have a Mobility Radeon
7500
in a Dell Latitiude C640. I'm pasting my X config below.
Sorry to bother you again. I've tried your X configuration, th
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Gerardo Ballabio wrote:
| On 02/17/05 19:35:17, Jason Martens wrote:
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|> If you are using a radeon driver, do a man radeon and look for
|> "Panel Off". I added that line to my XFree86 config file, and it
|> worked beautifully.
|
|
| Thank you very mu
On 02/17/05 19:35:17, Jason Martens wrote:
If you are using a radeon driver, do a man radeon and look for
"Panel
Off". I added that line to my XFree86 config file, and it worked
beautifully.
Thank you very much.
It works while I'm in the GDM login windows (that is an improvement
from the previou
Gerardo Ballabio wrote:
Hi all,
I've been given a Dell Latitude C640 laptop as my work PC (it was
formerly used by my boss, who ran Windows). When in the office, I
plug it into its docking station under my desk and use external LCD
monitor, keyboard and mouse. I run Sarge, kernel 2.6.8-1-686.
thank you for your answer,
I've read a Xinerama Howto and I understand it's about combining
multiple monitors so that each shows a different portion of the screen.
Furthermore, if I understand correctly, every monitor is supposed to be
attached to a different graphics card.
My case is different. I
Op vr 04-02-2005, om 08:54 schreef Martin Hauser:
> if not, there might be a way to tell your X to send the notebook screen
> into dpms suspend mode. That would turn the backlight off and send
> the screen to suspend which might do the trick. But sadly i have to
> admit i have no Idea h
Hello,
> >However if I switch to the text console (even if X is running in the
> >background), the internal monitor does turn off. Thus I suspect it
> >could be a problem of configuring X correctly. I guess that I should
> >somehow tell X that I have two distinct monitors, and want to use
Gerardo Ballabio wrote:
Hi all,
I've been given a Dell Latitude C640 laptop as my work PC (it was
formerly used by my boss, who ran Windows). When in the office, I plug
it into its docking station under my desk and use external LCD monitor,
keyboard and mouse. I run Sarge, kernel 2.6.8-1-686.
Gerardo Ballabio wrote:
Hi all,
I've been given a Dell Latitude C640 laptop as my work PC (it was
formerly used by my boss, who ran Windows). When in the office, I
plug it into its docking station under my desk and use external LCD
monitor, keyboard and mouse. I run Sarge, kernel 2.6.8-1-686.
Hi all,
I've been given a Dell Latitude C640 laptop as my work PC (it was
formerly used by my boss, who ran Windows). When in the office, I
plug it into its docking station under my desk and use external LCD
monitor, keyboard and mouse. I run Sarge, kernel 2.6.8-1-686.
My problem is, when it
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