BinaryDNA

In response to your question. If your Onboard Video Adapter is setup AGP, and your graphics card uses AGP they cause a conflict. But if you use a PCI or PCI Express graphics card this will help save a lot of problems. Enable your onbaord video and have your graphics card put in an open slot. Once windowz boots up, right-click on desktop --> properties. Go to the Settings Tab.(Make sure the Nvidia Unified Drivers are installed) Choose which screen you want to use as primary, then click the box for that. :shock:Now click on the alternate screen Screen(Your onboard) and click extend my desktop. It's alot easier to setup through Windowz. If you want to setup the Monitors using another configuration(aka one hanging on the wall while two are side by side) try using the Nvidia control panel. Have some fun and goodluck my fellow Hackling!

I wanted to start a new topic just on linux issues for Noobs. I would consider mysleft ignorant as a stump on a log, especially when it comes to linux. After downloading the new UbuntuStudio 7. 04, I installed it on my pc as a dual boot system using GRUB. My problem is that after grub let me choose the OS, it says there is an issue with the video setup. It told me where to look, but coming from Windowz to Linux is a culture clash right there, but I don't know how to start up an editor from the command prompt. And once I can get to editing the code, I don't even know where to set the default settings for the monitor. They have sections like servers, monitor, etc. I don't see one called resolution. Could someone send a link to me conserning setting up, Hell I don't care if it is a white page. I just don't know where to go. I know where to start "Google. com". Any help out there my fellow hacklings. [/color]