David Bridgham wrote: > A few kernels back, I started having a problem with my video driver (or > Xorg or something).?? On booting, it has stopped recognizing that I have > two monitors connected to my video card, an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050.?? > Additionally, even with the remaining monitor that it does see, it > doesn't see it properly.?? It doesn't see that it displays 2560x1600 and > seems to just default back to some generic VGA display. > > The xrandr output stops reporting that there are DVI-D-1 and HDMI-1 > outputs etc, showing only Screen.
Show the output to us, please? > I have no idea which package this might be a bug in, (the kernel, Xorg, > the Radeon driver?) so I don't know how to submit a bug report or even You shouldn't have the Radeon driver installed at all. That's for a different manufacturer's boards. You should have either nouveau or NVidia drivers installed. Nouveau is open source. NVidia is closed-source. Together with that, you need the Kernel Modesetting driver. I suspect what you're seeing is a lack of correct driver, leading to a fallback to VESA standards. -dsr-
