| 2009-03-16 03:47:47 |
Arthur Peters |
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Binary package hint: nvidia-settings
I have been trying to setup my computer to use nvidia twin view and I can configure it just fine using nvidia-setting by hand. However if I try to reload that configuration automatically (so I don't have to do it by hand every boot), I get an error message.
$ nvidia-settings --load-config-only
ERROR: The attribute 'XVideoSyncToDisplay' specified on line 53 of
configuration file '/home/amp/.nvidia-settings-rc' cannot be assigned
the value of DFP-0 (the currently enabled display devices are DFP-1 on
magdalene:0.0).
The problem seems to be that the secondary must be enabled for "nvidia-settings --load-config-only" to configure it. However when using the nvidia-setting GUI by hand I can simply select the disabled display and click configure and set it up. It seems that "nvidia-settings --load-config-only" should be able to do this automatically.
It appears to me that there is information missing from .nvidia-settings-rc. Maybe nvidia-settings is failing to save some settings to the file.
This is especially a problem because nvidia-settings is unable to generate a xorg.conf. So that there is no GUI way to configure twin view so that it will presist through a logout/login cycle.
Attached are some config files that might be useful. |
Binary package hint: nvidia-settings
I have been trying to setup my computer to use nvidia twin view and I can configure it just fine using nvidia-setting by hand. However if I try to reload that configuration automatically (so I don't have to do it by hand every boot), I get an error message.
$ nvidia-settings --load-config-only
ERROR: The attribute 'XVideoSyncToDisplay' specified on line 53 of
configuration file '/home/amp/.nvidia-settings-rc' cannot be assigned
the value of DFP-0 (the currently enabled display devices are DFP-1 on
magdalene:0.0).
The problem seems to be that the secondary must be enabled for "nvidia-settings --load-config-only" to configure it. However when using the nvidia-setting GUI by hand I can simply select the disabled display and click configure and set it up. It seems that "nvidia-settings --load-config-only" should be able to do this automatically.
It appears to me that there is information missing from .nvidia-settings-rc. Maybe nvidia-settings is failing to save some settings to the file. This is also shown by the fact that if I configure my displays differently (to clone instead of be next to each other say) and then run "nvidia-settings --load-config-only" the command does not print an error but it also does not change the monitor layout.
This is especially a problem because nvidia-settings is unable to generate a xorg.conf. So that there is no GUI way to configure twin view so that it will presist through a logout/login cycle.
Attached are some config files that might be useful.
PS: This is related to bug #108060 |
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