On Mon, 27 May 2002 @ 8:49pm (+0200), Noud de Brouwer wrote:

NdB>
NdB> On 27-May-2002 Frederick Bruckman wrote:
NdB> >         Option      "Protocol" "Wsmouse"
NdB> >         Option      "Device" "/dev/wsmouse"
NdB>
NdB> i've tried ln -s /dev/tty01 /dev/mouse, using a serial mouse
NdB> and /dev/wsmouse and wsmouse0.
NdB>


Try yoinking one of the cards, or disabling it in the bios, etc.

xf86cfg runs an x server w/ the minimal config.  it's probably not happy
about having two cards.

-lava

NdB> all give about the same 'blackout' on both video cards.
NdB> ~n
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