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I recently set up Gnome 3.14 with basic wayland support on one of my |
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thinkpads. This thinkpad uses intel graphics ... my main desktop comes |
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with a Nvidia GeForce GT 430 and I want to test wayland there as well. |
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As far as I researched one has to use the opensource nouveau drivers |
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them, right? |
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I followed the howto at http://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Nouveau ... changing |
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USE-flag, compiling new kernel, re-emerging stuff ... |
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Now I have a plain Gnome-session running but for some reason I only get |
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one of my 2 monitors running. |
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xrandr and X11 detect both monitors, but I can't enable the 2nd one. |
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I tried to edit or remove xorg.conf. |
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gnome-control-center shows both but enabling the 2nd simply doesn't work. |
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This is all without trying to use wayland! Just "plain" gnome ... |
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I even tried the kernel-options to enable the HDMI .. hmm |
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Which logs may I provide here to help you help me? ;-) |
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Stefan |
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