Re: remove xrandr 1.2 and let ati setup my screens
I ran into the same problem last week and was just trying to remember how I did it because a coworker wanted to know. So for your and his benefit...
Edit /etc/ati/amdpcsdb
In the section labeled [AMDPCSROOT/SYSTEM/DDX]
add this:
Code:
EnableRandR12=Sfalse
Also, in /etc/X11/xorg.conf in the "Device" section add:
Code:
Option "EnableRandR12" "false"
Hope that helps.
thanks to ToeBee at the Ubuntu forums.
then. run catalyst control manager in administration mode and set desktops to single desktop (multiple display(s)) - should be the bottom option. You then need to reboot to save changes. At the terminal type: sudo aticonfig --dtop=horizontal and follow the prompts. You should get an error message. After this you can then change to a multi display desktop by rebooting and changing settings through the catalyst control center.
Not sure all the above is needed, but they are what i did to resolve the issue.
resolved by performing these steps:
Re: remove xrandr 1.2 and let ati setup my screens
I ran into the same problem last week and was just trying to remember how I did it because a coworker wanted to know. So for your and his benefit...
Edit /etc/ati/amdpcsdb SYSTEM/ DDX]
In the section labeled [AMDPCSROOT/
add this:
Code:
EnableRandR12= Sfalse
Also, in /etc/X11/xorg.conf in the "Device" section add:
Code:
Option "EnableRandR12" "false"
Hope that helps.
thanks to ToeBee at the Ubuntu forums.
then. run catalyst control manager in administration mode and set desktops to single desktop (multiple display(s)) - should be the bottom option. You then need to reboot to save changes. At the terminal type: sudo aticonfig --dtop=horizontal and follow the prompts. You should get an error message. After this you can then change to a multi display desktop by rebooting and changing settings through the catalyst control center.
Not sure all the above is needed, but they are what i did to resolve the issue.