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Subject: Re: [9front] aux/vga display mirroring
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> So long as switching works and you get the right resolution, it
> doesn't matter whether you use vesa or not.

Indeed, I was just a bit confused. But it doesn't really matter.

> No, there's no support for using multiple screens in any way, unless
> there's some trick specifically for mirroring that I'm not aware of.

I was hoping for such a trick, but I didn't hold too many hopes.  I at
least wanted to ask before I settle with this setup.  It works well
enough like that.

Perhaps some wizard is going to add something to that thread in the
future.

Cheers