On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 10:14 AM, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
> Hi,
> If you use the binary-only driver, then run: nvidia-settings
>
doesn't help
however, adding "-novtswitch -sharevtts"" to the X cmdline does the trick
so its solved
thanks.
>
> Hetz
>
> 2010/5/25 Erez D
>
>> ok, it was a problem
Hi,
If you use the binary-only driver, then run: nvidia-settings
Hetz
2010/5/25 Erez D
> ok, it was a problem of jumpers on the motherboard.
>
> i am now able to start an X-server on the left card using "X -layout
> LeftMonitor" , then i start an x-server on the right monitor using "X :1
> -lay
ok, it was a problem of jumpers on the motherboard.
i am now able to start an X-server on the left card using "X -layout
LeftMonitor" , then i start an x-server on the right monitor using "X :1
-layout RightMonitor"
the problem is:
if i press ctrl-alt-f7 i see only the left monitor.
if i press ct
i have two pci-e x16 slots and the motherboard supports nvidia-SLI
i see only the 8400. if i swap the cards, i see only the 8600.
i have a bios option which should start the second card or the first card
but it seems to have no effects.
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 8:17 AM, Michael Shiloh wrote:
> My
My first check would be to make sure you can see the 8600 at all. If you
remove the 8400GS, does the 8600 work properly?
On 05/24/2010 10:02 PM, Erez D wrote:
hi
i have a computer running linux (centos 5.5), with attached two NVIDIAs
display adapters, one 8400 and one 8600. (both pci-e)
i wan
hi
i have a computer running linux (centos 5.5), with attached two NVIDIAs
display adapters, one 8400 and one 8600. (both pci-e)
i want to run two X servers.
my first problem - lspci sees only one card - the 8400GS.
any idea ?
thanks,
erez.
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