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[compay]

Hello

I installed version 11.1 on my computer, holding a Nvidia Geforce 7300 GT card. Attached to the digital connector is an Eizo S1910 and to the analogous connector a Philips 150S4. I installed the propriatary drivers of Nvidia and in Sax the Eizo is recognized as first monitor without problems. After selecting dual head (twin view), I wanted to select the Philips as second monitor in the list - not found. Vesa and "LCD" options did not work also. According to HKL/Monitor - openSUSE it had to run without problems, but what to configure?

Greetings

[malcolmlewis]

Originally Posted by compay

Hello

I installed version 11.1 on my computer, holding a Nvidia Geforce 7300
GT card. Attached to the digital connector is an Eizo S1910 and to the
analogous connector a Philips 150S4. I installed the propriatary drivers
of Nvidia and in Sax the Eizo is recognized as first monitor without
problems. After selecting dual head (twin view), I wanted to select the
Philips as second monitor in the list - not found. Vesa and "LCD"
options did not work also. According to 'HKL/Monitor - openSUSE'
(http://de.opensuse.org/HKL/Monitor) it had to run without problems, but
what to configure?

Greetings

Hi
Try configuring with nvidia-settings, it should be in your menu system
or run from the command line.

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[compay]

Thanks Malcom,

I was able to configure the first and second monitor, but the Philips 150S4 was not recognized also in the nvidia-settings dialog. It was recognized as "CRT-0" with 800x600 resolution.

Greetings

[wakou]

Just until some more expert help comes along, nVidia driver always labels anything connected to VGA D-Sub as a CRT, even if it is a flat panel