HP 7500 I specs

HP-UX Configuration

ATI RADEON 7500 PCI Graphics Controller Installation Guide

Section Screen
Identifier	“Screen 0-1”
Device	“ATI Radeon 7500 QW(0) Connector 1”
Monitor	“Monitor 0”

#Include other Screen info here, including other SubSections EndSection

Section Screen
Identifier	“Screen 0-2”
Device	“ATI Radeon 7500 QW(0) Connector 2
Monitor	“Monitor 0”

#Include other Screen info here, including other SubSections EndSection

Section Screen
Identifier	“Screen 1-1”
Device	“ATI Radeon 7500 QW(1) Connector 1”
Monitor	“Monitor 0”

#Include other Screen info here, including other SubSections EndSection

The first Screen section maps the screen Screen 0-1to the physical device ATI Radeon 7500 QW(0) Connector 1. The second Screen section maps the screen Screen 0-2to the physical device ATI Radeon 7500 QW(0) Connector 2. The third Screen section maps the screen Screen 1-1to the physical device ATI Radeon 7500 QW(1) Connector 1.

Once you have the Screen sections set up, you can set up the ServerLayout section. The ServerLayout section uses the Identifier field that was defined for each of the Screen sections. The ServerLayout section describes all of the screens used by the Xserver. The ServerLayout section for this example is as follows:

Section ServerLayout
Identifier	“Main Layout”
Screen	0	“Screen 0-1” 0 0
Screen	1	“Screen 0-2” RightOf	“Screen 0-1”
Screen	2	“Screen 1-1” RightOf	“Screen 0-2”

InputDevice “Mouse0” “CorePointer”

InputDevice “Keyboard0” “CoreKeyboard”

EndSection

This ServerLayout has three screens associated with it. These screens are accessed through the 0.0, 0.1 and 0.2 displays. The first screen is associated with the Screen 0-1 Section and is the anchor screen (at location 0, 0). The second screen is associated with the Screen 0-2 Section and its screen coordinates are to the right of the first screen. The third screen is associated with the Screen 1-1 Section and its screen coordinates are to the right of the second screen.

This example shows how to build up a ServerLayout that uses a specific Screen which in turn uses a specific physical device.

Chapter 4