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Hi<br />
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I am a relatively experienced linux user. &nbsp;I currently have a default build of 7.3 running for a very long time. &nbsp;My current XFree config is straight forward and uses the video card built in the motherboard which setup auto sensed. &nbsp;I now would like to upgrade to a dual head system. &nbsp;The MOST important thing is not to have to mess around with rebuilding the system as I cant bring the system down for too long. &nbsp;Can anyone suggest what brand and model of video card (PCI) I should buy in order that this exercise will just be putting in the card and re-running xfree86config?<br />
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The target monitors will be 2 standard (ie cheap and cheerfull) 17&quot; flat screen.<br />
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Many thanks<br />
David
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Hi

I am a relatively experienced linux user.  I currently have a default build of 7.3 running for a very long time.  My current XFree config is straight forward and uses the video card built in the motherboard which setup auto sensed.  I now would like to upgrade to a dual head system.  The MOST important thing is not to have to mess around with rebuilding the system as I cant bring the system down for too long.  Can anyone suggest what brand and model of video card (PCI) I should buy in order that this exercise will just be putting in the card and re-running xfree86config?

The target monitors will be 2 standard (ie cheap and cheerfull) 17" flat screen.

Many thanks
David

Linux RedHat 7.3 and dual head video card

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