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Drivers for Windows NVIDIA SLI Mosaic Mode User's Guide

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<strong>NVIDIA</strong> <strong>SLI</strong> <strong>Mosaic</strong> <strong>Mode</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong> CHAPTER 3<br />

Setting up <strong>Mosaic</strong> <strong>Mode</strong> Under Linux<br />

Adjusting Display Positioning Using Meta<strong>Mode</strong>s<br />

You can modify the configuration file in order to adjust the screen positions within the<br />

mosaic in the event that your connections do not match the layout as described in “Display<br />

Connections” on page 21.<br />

About Meta<strong>Mode</strong>s and <strong>SLI</strong> <strong>Mosaic</strong><br />

<strong>Mosaic</strong> mode under Linux is an extension of Linux ʺTwinViewʺ, which uses Meta<strong>Mode</strong>s to<br />

control each display. Meta<strong>Mode</strong>s are ʺcontainersʺ that store in<strong>for</strong>mation about what mode<br />

should be used on each display device at any given time. See http://us.download.nvidia.com/<br />

XFree86/Linux‐x86/185.18.14/README/chapter‐13.html <strong>for</strong> more in<strong>for</strong>mation about <strong>NVIDIA</strong><br />

TwinView and Linux Meta<strong>Mode</strong>s.<br />

For <strong>SLI</strong> <strong>Mosaic</strong> mode, Meta<strong>Mode</strong>s let you specify the mode and offset (within the X screen) of<br />

each display.<br />

Syntax<br />

“”<br />

Description<br />

Following are descriptions of each element:<br />

• GPU/Display identifier <strong>for</strong>mat: Each display can be identified by GPU and display. For<br />

CRTs, use “GPU‐#.CRT‐#” and <strong>for</strong> digital displays use “GPU‐#.DFP‐#”.<br />

• Resolution <strong>for</strong>mat: horizontal x vertical pixels<br />

• Offset <strong>for</strong>mat: +[horizontal pixel offset]+[vertical pixel offset]<br />

You can also specify offsets to produce arbitrary overlap.<br />

<strong>NVIDIA</strong> Corporation 19

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