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Originally posted by voltaicsca View PostOf course. One 24" 16:9 in the middle, and 2 17" 4:3s on the sides turned 90 degrees for a portrait aspect ratio, and an Ergotron 3-monitor stand ties them all together nicely!
Fifa 11 under win 7
Expo with compiz
Note this image is before I removed the out plastic casing, to make the bazels smaller. All the screens are 17" 5:4 Dell monitors.
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Originally posted by noobish View PostNo pics for mine yet, just wanted to add to this thread that I've been using eyefinity comfortably with fglrx and 3+ monitors for a while now in ubuntu 10.04/10.10.
I'm still having issues getting multiseat to work, though.
Would you post your xorg.conf or have other tips for installation? My config works under Windows7.
Thanks!
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Originally posted by len43 View PostWould you post your xorg.conf or have other tips for installation? My config works under Windows7.
Thanks.
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Originally posted by len43 View PostThe monitors are connected to a DisplayPort with ATI/AMD approved dongle and two DVIs.
Checking if it works on windows (if installed) or the mentioned fedora liveCD might be a good first step to determine whether it's a hardware or a configuration issue.
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Originally posted by rohcQaH View PostIs it an AMD approved active dongle?
Checking if it works on windows (if installed) or the mentioned fedora liveCD might be a good first step to determine whether it's a hardware or a configuration issue.
I have 3 dongles 2 of them are approved and none of them work under linux with fglrx but they all work under 'doze. Am using AMD Stream and need the fglrx driver. It seems that others have been able to get it working.
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Originally posted by rohcQaH View PostIs it an AMD approved active dongle?
Checking if it works on windows (if installed) or the mentioned fedora liveCD might be a good first step to determine whether it's a hardware or a configuration issue.
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Which drivers are you guys using?
First of all, hello! This is my first post on this forum, just discovered these forums today
Seems like you guys don't have any serious problems with ATI 5000 series and Linux.
I haven't been able to use Ubuntu since i installed a HD5870 card from XFX. After every X or xorg update my ubuntu partition is ruined.
10.04 was a disaster, couldn't make my third monitor work, and the catalyst drivers at the time just resulted in a "black screen" on boot, and no ability to switch to other TTY's.
10.10 fixed the third monitor, at least it showed up in catalyst control center and was able to configure a 3-monitor setup, one 24" in the middle, and two 20" on the sides in portrait mode (90 degrees to the right).
However any updates of x or x.org just ruined everything like mentioned with 10.04.
So i kept disabling/ignoring x and x.org updates... but someday i forgot, and voila! Black screen of death on boot.
So i was just wondering how you guys manage to run a similar setup? Which drivers are you guys using? Quite tired of using 'doze to enable all of my 3 monitors, and ruining my ubuntu partition with updates...
Would really appreciate any tips on drivers, distros or guides... at this point i just want to get a stable linux partition, and without having to buy a new Nvidia card or worrying about updates.
Note: in windows i am only able to rotate my screens to the right, rotating them to the left, or one to the left and the other to the right doesn't work, i dont know if this is a driver, hardware or firmware problem (but thats not important as long as i manage to get something work in linux).
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Originally posted by viking View PostFirst of all, hello! This is my first post on this forum, just discovered these forums today
I ment to post this as an "edit", but I think it's an anti-spam measure since i have less than 5 posts... anyways, i am sorry for this...
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