Description of problem: Fresh install of F7T4. I switched from the i810 driver to the Intel experimental mode-setting driver to fix suspend problems with the i810 driver on a Toshiba Satellite A105 laptop. Using the i810 driver I could set up the internal LCD panel as well as the TV out using separate desktops and different resolutions. The Intel driver seems to be ignoring xorg.conf options, what's reported for modelines for the TV, and does what it pleases to the display. When the TV is attached, I see a cloned output but at 1024x768 (I want 640x480) and the LCD is showing a weird 1024x768 display, with the Gnome toolbars shortened but with a full-sized desktop. The log indicates that it isn't using the modelines that it provided me. Pipe A is connected to the TV, pipe B is connected to the LCD. Attaching current xorg.conf, working i810 conf (named xorg.conf.dual) and current Xorg.0.log. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.set xorg.conf to use Intel driver 2.connect TV 3.start X Actual results: cloned output on TV at 1024x768, incorrect display on LCD Expected results: separate desktop on TV at 640x480, 1280x800 on LCD Additional info:
Created attachment 155337 [details] conf using Intel driver with screwy results
Created attachment 155339 [details] working i810 conf Attaching old, working i810 xorg.conf (named xorg.conf.dual)
Created attachment 155340 [details] log file when TV is connected Attaching Xorg.0.log for bad display on TV and LCD
Created attachment 155793 [details] X setup log
It wasn't explained what you needed for NEEDINFO so I attached the Xorg.setup.log.
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