Mike A. Harris wrote:
Thank you very much, Mike. That was very helpful for me.The simple (but unfortunate) answer here, is that the XFree86 i810 driver does not support multihead chips from working in multihead. In order to do multihead in XFree86 with an Intel integrated graphics chipset, you have to plug in an add in PCI or AGP board and do multihead that way.
Perhaps the XFree86 driver maintainer for the i810 driver can
provide a guess as to when multihead support might get added to
the driver. You'd want to query for that on the xfree86@xxxxxxxxxxx list.
Hope this helps.
TTYL
I have to say that nobody has answered in xfree86 mailing list, and also that noone in newsgroups, nor people i have emailed knew that.
Thanks again for answering and clearing doubts.
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