#8485: Radeon HD 6770 - driver now works, but second display remains black. ------------------------------------------+---------------------------- Reporter: Bouncer | Owner: kallisti5 Type: bug | Status: new Priority: normal | Milestone: R1 Component: Drivers/Graphics/radeon_hd | Version: R1/Development Resolution: | Keywords: Blocked By: | Blocking: Has a Patch: 0 | Platform: x86 ------------------------------------------+---------------------------- Changes (by diver): * owner: nobody => kallisti5 * component: Audio & Video => Drivers/Graphics/radeon_hd Old description: > I have a Radeon HD 6770 card. > And two high-res (1920x1200) monitors attached. > #1 is Displayport. > #2 is DVI. > The build I tested with is Haiku Nightly GCC4-Hybrid (r44063). > > First - I am happy that the Radeon drivers finally work with the HD6770 > card. > However - it only displays on the DVI connected monitor. The DisplayPort > monitor remains Black. To be clear - when I have both monitors connected, > only the DVI monitor lights up. > > With older Radeon Cards (and even when using the VESA drivers) - both > monitors would light up with the same image. > This is the default behaviour I have seen with other OS's as well. > > I know that Haiku does not yet support multiple displays, but the > behaviour I have seen previously in haiku, and my 'reasonable > expectation', is that all monitors should light up. New description: I have a Radeon HD 6770 card.[[BR]] And two high-res (1920x1200) monitors attached.[[BR]] !#1 is Displayport.[[BR]] !#2 is DVI. [[BR]] The build I tested with is Haiku Nightly GCC4-Hybrid (r44063). First - I am happy that the Radeon drivers finally work with the HD6770 card.[[BR]] However - it only displays on the DVI connected monitor. The DisplayPort monitor remains Black. To be clear - when I have both monitors connected, only the DVI monitor lights up. With older Radeon Cards (and even when using the VESA drivers) - both monitors would light up with the same image. This is the default behavior I have seen with other OS's as well. I know that Haiku does not yet support multiple displays, but the behavior I have seen previously in haiku, and my 'reasonable expectation', is that all monitors should light up. -- -- Ticket URL: <http://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/8485#comment:1> Haiku <http://dev.haiku-os.org> Haiku - the operating system.