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2006/12/18-23 [Computer/HW] UID:45467 Activity:moderate
12/17   Sun hardware question.  I have a machine that has two graphics
        cards.  When it boots up, the boot messages appear on one display,
        but when dtlogin runs the Xserver, it appears on the other display.
        Any idea how to get it all to appear on one display?
        \_ Try configuring it to explicitly start the dtlogin on :0.0 or :0.1
           and see which works.
           \_ How do you do that?
             \_ Take a look at /etc/dt/config/Xservers. -ERic
                \- the boot messages are controled by the eeprom output-device
                   pointer [probaby ... dep on version of OBP]. the issue
                   may be where you frame buffer /dev/fb points to rather
                   than the display used. hard to guess without looking
                   at your system etc. --psb
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