[ltp] DVI monitor with Port Replicator
Paul R Streitman
linux-thinkpad@linux-thinkpad.org
Mon, 27 Sep 2004 10:12:43 -0400
I am using a DVI monitor (IBM T860 flat panel) right now, connected to a
T40p via a port replicator. The only thing I did special was to tell the
BIOS to use the DVI. When I am using only the thinkpad, I get the expected
1400x1050 display and when I use the external monitor I get the expected
1280x1024 display.
I am running Mandrake Cooker, with my own kernel (2.6.9-rc2-mm3) and my own
compile of xorg 6.8 (although the 6.7 in Mandrake Cooker also worked). I
chose the (new) radeon framebuffer driver along with the appropriate other
options. I am not using ATI's fglrx driver, as the acceleration from the
xorg driver is sufficient for my purposes.
I can not run tpctl -- the thinkpad package will not compile on my system.
Thanks,
Paul
z/OS core components development
Internet: prs@us.ibm.com
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Hi,
me again, other Port Replicator problem: I can't get the fglrx driver to
notice my Flatpanel is there. I'm not going to bug you with my details
(yet), but if anyone here has a DVI monitor and a thinkpad, could you
please tell us what tpctl --id reveals?
Here, it says
information about display:
panel type: 3 (i.e, color TFT LCD)
panel dimension: 4 (unrecognized code)
monitor type: 0 (i.e., no CRT attached)
monitor has DDC1 capability?: N
monitor has DDC2 capability?: N
strangely, I have it seen with a Y for DDC2 with the same setup, but
still a monitor type of 0.
Any other hints very welcome, too, of course!
With regards,
Joachim
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