Starting The X Server In Multi-Screen Mode - Tech Source RAPTOR 1100T - DRIVERS FOR LINUX INSTALLATION-REFERENCE Installation And Reference Manual

Raptor Drivers for Linux Installation and Reference Manual
5.5 Starting the X Server in Multi-Screen
Mode
The XF86Config file determines whether the X server starts up
in single-screen mode or multi-screen mode. Once the
XF86Config file is set up, the procedure for starting the X
server (whether in single-screen or multi-screen mode) will be
the same.
To start the X server on multiple instances of the same type of
card in multi-screen mode, changes need to be made to the
ServerLayout, Device and Screen sections. The following
example shows how to start X on two Raptor 1100T cards.
The ServerLayout section needs to be modified as shown.
Section "ServerLayout"
Identifier "XFree86 Configured"
# Screen 0
Screen 0
Screen 1
InputDevice
InputDevice
EndSection
The Device and the Screen sections in the config file need
to be copied and modified.
Device and Screen section. Each of the Device and Screen
sections has a unique Identifier field. The Screen section
of a given Raptor card has the Device field set to the
Identifier of the corresponding Device section.
example below we use two Raptor 1100T cards.
# TSI Raptor 1100T XFree86 Configuration Sections
Section "Monitor"
Identifier "CustomMonitor"
VendorName "Unknown"
ModelName "Unknown"
HorizSync 31 - 90
VertRefresh 55 - 120
EndSection
"Screen0" 0 0
"Raptor1100T" LeftOf "Raptor1100T-1"
"Raptor1100T-1" RightOf "Raptor1100T"
"Mouse[1]" "CorePointer"
"Keyboard[0]" "CoreKeyboard"
Each Raptor card has its own
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