It works for me (my card is on PCI 1:5:0). Are you using a 2.4.x? kernel? Is the kernel module loaded?
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It works now. I had to change the fontpath and of course the keyboard layout to US. But now it's working in beautiful Triple Head independant! Except that Gnome 2.4 apparently doesn't like it! I'm running KDE 3.2 CVS and it's running quite nicely. One thing bothers me though, I cannot get mouse gestures to work through KHotkeys! The mouse gestures stopped working under Galeon, so I started using Konqueror, but no luck there. This is pretty sweet though linux now has one huge advantage over windows
Leech
Edit, I've got Mouse Gestures working
So now the question is why does GDM and gnome hate triple-head so much??Last edited by leech; 25 December 2003, 14:46.Wah! Wah!
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And to think, Matrox said it was impossible. Though I've noticed it's pretty buggy and unstable... I usually leave my computer on all the time, and it woke me up when I heard windows booting... Also I've noticed (at least under KDE) that the screensaver never turns on. If they can fix the issues, this will just plain rule!
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Wow... that's pretty cool, I'm surprised Matrox isn't advertising the hell out of it.
But was this really a hardware limitation in the first place or just something they disabled in Windows (perhaps because of Surround Gaming) ??? Even if for Surround Gaming, it wouldn't make sense to hold this back for the non-gamers. I've read that many people that didn't buy Parhelias/P750s because it was not independant.
Or is the XF86 method really different enough to just make it work?
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That's a good possibility. It's also quite possible that it had something to do with Stability. I've seen some issues so far with it. Though part of it could be that I'm running KDE CVS, but I know Gnome doesn't like it... Does gnome run ok under Dual-independant?
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How do I install this driver under Xandros 2.0? For whatever reason, it tells me that it doesn't want to compile for my kernel (2.4.22) and that my kernel is not supported.
Perhaps I can get help here before Matrox opens on Monday...Let us return to the moon, to stay!!!
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Originally posted by K6-III
How do I install this driver under Xandros 2.0? For whatever reason, it tells me that it doesn't want to compile for my kernel (2.4.22) and that my kernel is not supported.
Perhaps I can get help here before Matrox opens on Monday...
Then you have to go to the directory /usr/src/linux (or the linux-release-of-kernel)
Code:cd /usr/src/linux
Code:make cloneconfig make dep
Code:tar -zxf mtx*.tar.gz cd mtx* sh ./install.sh
<b>That's what i did when using SuSE 8.0 and it worked</b> !
Somebody have any idea why it doesn't work with SuSE 9.0. I''ve attached the content of the XFreelog file and my config file at http://forums.murc.ws/showthread.php...521#post444521
and other information ...
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Originally posted by K6-III
Also kinda weird how Xandros detects Parhelia properly, but sets it up by default with G550 drivers...
Leech
P.S. Keep us up to date if you can get it working under Xandros 2. I was going to just try it under a virtual machine before I take the big step....Wah! Wah!
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Originally posted by K6-III
For whatever reason, make cloneconfig doesn't work for me.
I'll keep you all updated as to how it works.
Give it a try to type
Code:cd /usr/src/linux
Code:make xconfig
Code:make menuconfig
that's only to see if you can select thinks to recompile the kernel
If so, the kernel source should be installed.
Is there a menu appearing ?Last edited by Gerald_Maricau; 28 December 2003, 00:19.
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And of course don't forget to install libncurses5-dev for menuconfig and it's missing wish by default....
To get the config over to the sources, just 'cp /boot/config-2.4.22-x1 /usr/src/linux/.config'
After doing that, you have to go into /usr/src/linux/include/linux/ and modify version.h to match your kernel. (In this case just add -x1 to the end, so it looks like;
#define UTS_RELEASE "2.4.22-x1"
Then you have to do a make menuconfig, then just exit out, so it creates the proper build files. Then do a make dep. That SHOULD be it. (got the vmware modules to work after that.) Good luck, and let us know how it works.
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