hi all, i have 2 computers, firewall and workstation, they are 5 meters apart, but their screens are next to each other on my desk. works fine, apart from the ugly pincushion effect on my screen, even at low resolution o... can i somehow correct the cushion-effect via software, the card is a millenium mga 2064W (rev 1) 2meg? or, even better... is it possible to use the framebufferdevice to make two vgacards coexist in peace? I would perhaps want to have both graphics cards in my workstation, a p2 at 266, which has has an onboard 215GB Mach64 GB (rev 5c) 4meg [rage pro, i think] , the machine is a compaq presario 4840. i looked at the docu in linux/Doc.../fb/ and read something like being able to choose, which vgacard should be reserved by the fb driver at boot time with some switch being dev:X where x is supposed to be the number of the vgadevice in lspci output. this should tell the fbdriver which one to talk to, and that it should leave the other one alone. Have i understood this correctly? the project i have, is to have two independant graphical surfaces on 2 screen right next to each other, now does the framebuffer-module enable the use of two x-servers, one being the normal xf86_mach64 and the other being xf86_fb running ontop of the matroxfb or the vesafb module? i could then use the x2x program to transfer mouse and keyboard input from screen to screen. Possible? btw., will my machine boot with 2 cards in it?, will i have to set some jumpers or biosvalues etc. ? thanks already, Alex -- To unsubscribe send e-mail to suse-linux-e-unsubscribe@suse.com For additional commands send e-mail to suse-linux-e-help@suse.com Also check the FAQ at http://www.suse.com/Support/Doku/FAQ/