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frrad
Hello! This is my first post to these forums, so please correct me if Ive posted in the wrong section.
Ive been running two monitors on my Debian (testing) computer with its integrated (intel) graphics for some times. I recently got it into my head to add a third monitor. I bought a graphics card (nvidia geforce) and another monitor. Ive been really struggling with setup though.
After a bit of initial frustration I had a breakthrough when I read that xrandr doesnt support multiple graphics cards. I switched to trying to use xinerama, but still havent quite licked it. I had two of the monitors connected to my nvidia card, and the third connected to the integrated intel, but it didnt allow me to rotate (either of) the nvidia monitors.
Since I only want to rotate two of my monitors I figured I could solve this by connecting two to the intel card and rotating them, leaving the one connected to the nvidia unrotated. Unfortunately, when I tried this, though I was able to rotate the montors like I wanted, they are now mirroring one another, and nothing I do seems to be able to change this.
Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated.
Here is the contents of my /var/log/Xorg.0.log
pastebin 6AAb82WU
Hand here is /etc/X11/xorg.conf
pastebin NGg5D6n1
This is the output of lspci
pastebin c2yxnEZ2
Please tell me if I can provide anything else that would be helpful
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Ive been running two monitors on my Debian (testing) computer with its integrated (intel) graphics for some times. I recently got it into my head to add a third monitor. I bought a graphics card (nvidia geforce) and another monitor. Ive been really struggling with setup though.
After a bit of initial frustration I had a breakthrough when I read that xrandr doesnt support multiple graphics cards. I switched to trying to use xinerama, but still havent quite licked it. I had two of the monitors connected to my nvidia card, and the third connected to the integrated intel, but it didnt allow me to rotate (either of) the nvidia monitors.
Since I only want to rotate two of my monitors I figured I could solve this by connecting two to the intel card and rotating them, leaving the one connected to the nvidia unrotated. Unfortunately, when I tried this, though I was able to rotate the montors like I wanted, they are now mirroring one another, and nothing I do seems to be able to change this.
Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated.
Here is the contents of my /var/log/Xorg.0.log
pastebin 6AAb82WU
Hand here is /etc/X11/xorg.conf
pastebin NGg5D6n1
This is the output of lspci
pastebin c2yxnEZ2
Please tell me if I can provide anything else that would be helpful
Continue reading...
