> No... unless you have some setup where they're linked... the 3D board does
> 2D when need be. Whatever your monitor is plugged into, is what you're
> using for everything... 3D included.
So cause the 2D goes into the 3D and the 3D goes to the monitor I should be
looking at the drivers for the 3D card then? Might explain why sometimes
when changing resolutions the video card (monitor?) seems to go to sleep and
never wake up requiring a power off (only does that in Linux).
Why is it then that Xconfigurator (even the Red Hat installer) only detect
the 2D card?
Anyway you've given me food for thought. Thanks.
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