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Bug#360879: xserver-xorg: Xorg's radeon driver does not seemto support DVI on docking station



On Tue, 2006-04-11 at 10:06 +0200, Eric Lavarde - Debian Bugs wrote:
> 
> > On Wed, 2006-04-05 at 10:22 +0200, Eric Lavarde wrote:
> >>
> >> Before upgrading to etch/xorg from sarge/xfree86, I was able to have one
> >> configuration (attached as xorg.conf.200602171936) and the xserver would
> >> do the right thing:
> >> - laptop standalone: 1024x768 on the internal display.
> >> - laptop in docking station: 1280x1024 on external screen.
> >> (I'm *not* trying to have something fancy like dual screen!)
> >
> > Both config and log file included by the reportbug script show a dual
> > screen configuration though.
> Might be, I'm not saying I'm fully understanding how all the parameters
> work together (I'm grateful for a link to synthetic documentation of
> those).

Well, the "Layout" section references several screens. :)


> > Please attach log files obtained when starting with
> > xorg.conf.200602171936, both when docked and not.
> Here it is! File names should be obvious.

Thanks. Apparently, the driver only detects the internal display in both
cases. You're saying neither case works with this config file? Does it
make a difference if it's already docked on bootup? Or if you use Option
"MonitorLayout" "TMDS" when docked?


> >>      Option      "MonitorLayout" "TMDS,LVDS"
> >
> > This combination can't work currently because the driver doesn't support
> > external TMDS chips yet (the Radeon chip only has one TMDS unit
> > integrated, which is used for the internal display).
> Well, it's not explained in radeon(1).

You may want to look at
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3621 . Unfortunately, it
looks like LVDS+TMDS is still not working with the superpatch referenced
there.

Speaking of upstream bugzilla, you may want to report this problem there
as well, assuming it hasn't yet.


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