Re: modelines for xfree86 with official nvidia driver

http://lrmc.sourceforge.net/ 

There shouldn't be any major bugs left, but who knows.  Be sure to use the 
highpclock parameter, as nvidia's driver won't support modes under 12 mHz. 

Just cut and paste the modelines directly into your configuration file.  It 
shouldn't matter how many monitors you're using, as long as the 15kHz one is 
on the default vga/dvi.  15kHz modes don't work via tv-out.  I tried. 

[iso-8859-1] Jos� Renato writes: 

> Hello guys! 
> 
> After a lot of test with riva framebuffer driver for linux, I got the same 
> problem.
> So, I´d like to test if it is possible to make the xfree86 output 
> something to my
> arcade monitor by using the official nvidia driver. 
> 
> I successfully setup a tv-out output for my 29" tv using higher 
> resolutions
> (640x480 and above) with the twinview configuration and clone output.
> You can grab some information at http://sh.nu/nvidia and take a look at
> XF86Config sample.
> It´s possible to create another video output with "clone mode"
> to another monitor with the samevideocard too, as nvidia faq included in 
> the
> official driver. 
> 
> So, my great question is: can I generate some modelines to generate 
> another
> video output for an arcade low resolution monitor (15Khz)? 
> 
> I need a great help to put this on work. Can someone help me? 
> 
> Thanks. 
> 
> Keep mailing 
> 
> Gore Daimon  
> 
>  
> 
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