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--add-argb-glx-visuals, --no-add-argb-glx-visuals |
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Enables or disables support for OpenGL rendering into 32-bit ARGB windows and pixmaps.
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--allow-ddcci, --no-allow-ddcci |
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Enables or disables DDC/CI support in the NV-CONTROL X extension.
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--allow-dfp-stereo, --no-allow-dfp-stereo |
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Enable or disable the "AllowDFPStereo" X configuration option.
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--allow-glx-with-composite, --no-allow-glx-with-composite |
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Enable or disable the "AllowGLXWithComposite" X configuration option.
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--bandwidth-test, --no-bandwidth-test |
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Disable or enable the "NoBandWidthTest" X configuration option.
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--cool-bits=COOL-BITS, --no-cool-bits |
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Enable or disable the "Coolbits" X configuration option. Setting this option will enable support in the NV-CONTROL X extension for manipulating GPU clock settings. Default value is 0.
WARNING: this may cause system damage and void warranties.
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--composite, --no-composite |
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Enable or disable the "Composite" X extension.
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--constant-dpi, --no-constant-dpi |
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Enable or disable the "ConstantDPI" X configuration option, which controls whether the NVIDIA X driver maintains a constant dots per inch (DPI) value by recomputing the reported size in millimeters of the X screen when XRandR changes the size in pixels of the X screen.
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--custom-edid=CUSTOM-EDID, --no-custom-edid |
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Enable or disable the "CustomEDID" X configuration option; setting this option forces the X driver to use the EDID specified.This option is a semicolon-separated list of pairs of display device names and filename pairs; e.g "CRT-0: mp\did.bin". Note that a display device name must always be specified even if only one EDID is specified.
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--dac-8bit, --no-dac-8bit |
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Most Quadro parts by default use a 10 bit color look up table (LUT) by default; setting this option to TRUE forces these graphics chips to use an 8 bit (LUT).
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-d DEPTH, --depth=DEPTH |
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Set the default depth to
DEPTH ; valid values for
DEPTH are 8, 15, 16, 24, and 30.
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--disable-glx-root-clipping, --no-disable-glx-root-clipping |
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Disable or enable clipping OpenGL rendering to the root window via the "DisableGLXRootClipping" X configuration option.
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--damage-events, --no-damage-events |
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Use OS-level events to notify the X server when a direct-rendering client has performed rendering that needs to be composited to the screen. Improves performance when using GLX with the composite extension.
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--disable-scf |
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On Solaris, nvidia-xconfig updates the service configuration repository with the default depth being set in the X configuration file. The property ’default_depth’ of the group ’options’ in the selection ’application/x11/x11-server’ is set to the default depth. Use this option to disable the service configuration repository update.
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--dynamic-twinview, --no-dynamic-twinview |
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Enable or disable support for dynamically configuring TwinView.
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-a, --enable-all-gpus |
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Configure an X screen on every GPU in the system.
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--exact-mode-timings-dvi, --no-exact-mode-timings-dvi |
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Forces the initialization of the X server with the exact timings specified in the ModeLine.
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-E FILE, --extract-edids-from-file=FILE |
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Extract any raw EDID byte blocks contained in the specified X log file
LOG ; raw EDID bytes are printed by the NVIDIA X driver to the X log as hexidecimal when verbose logging is enabled with the "-logverbose 6" X server commandline option. Any extracted EDIDs are then written as binary data to individual files. These files can later be used by the NVIDIA X driver through the "CustomEDID" X configuration option.
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--extract-edids-output-file=FILENAME |
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When the ’--extract-edids-from-log’ option is used, nvidia-xconfig writes any extracted EDID to a file, typically "edid.bin" in the current directory. Use this option to specify an alternate filename. Note that nvidia-xconfig, if necessary, will append a unique number to the EDID filename, to avoid overwriting existing files (e.g., "edid.bin.1" if "edid.bin" already exists).
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--flip, --no-flip |
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Enable or disable OpenGL flipping
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--force-generate |
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Force generation of a new X config file, ignoring any existing system X config file. This is not typically recommended, as things like the mouse protocol, keyboard layout, font paths, etc, are setup by your Unix distribution. While nvidia-xconfig can attempt to infer these values, it is best to use your Unix distribution’s X config file for the basis of anything that nvidia-xconfig creates.
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--force-stereo-flipping, --no-force-stereo-flipping |
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Normally, stereo flipping is only performed when a stereo drawable is visible. This option forces stereo flipping even when no stereo drawables are visible.
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---implicit-metamodes, --no--implicit-metamodes |
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Enable or disable the "IncludeImplicitMetaModes" X configuration option.
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--keyboard=KEYBOARD |
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When generating a new X configuration file (which happens when no system X configuration file can be found, or the ’--force-generate’ option is specified), use
KEYBOARD as the keyboard type, rather than attempting to probe the system for the keyboard type. For a list of possible keyboard types, see the ’--keyboard-list’ option.
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--keyboard-driver=DRIVER |
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In most cases nvidia-xconfig can automatically determine the correct keyboard driver to use (either ’kbd’ or ’keyboard’). Use this option to override what nvidia-xconfig detects. Typically, if you are using an X.Org X server, use ’kdb’; if you are using an XFree86 X server, use ’keyboard’.
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--keyboard-list |
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Print to stdout the available keyboard types recognized by the ’--keyboard’ option, and then exit.
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--layout=LAYOUT |
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The nvidia-xconfig utility operates on a Server Layout within the X configuration file. If this option is specified, the layout named
LAYOUT in the X configuration file will be used. If this option is not specified, the first Server Layout in the X configuration file is used.
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--load-kernel-module, --no-load-kernel-module |
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Allow or disallow NVIDIA Linux X driver module to load the NVIDIA Linux kernel module automatically.
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--logo, --no-logo |
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Disable or enable the "NoLogo" X configuration option.
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--logo-path=PATH, --no-logo-path |
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Set the path to the PNG file to be used as the logo splash screen at X server startup.
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--mode=MODE |
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Add the specified mode to the mode list.
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--mode-list=MODELIST |
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Remove all existing modes from the X configuration’s modelist and add the one(s) specified in the
MODELIST string.
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--remove-mode=MODE |
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Remove the specified mode from the mode list.
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--mouse=MOUSE |
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When generating a new X configuration file (which happens when no system X configuration file can be found, or the ’--force-generate’ option is specified), use
MOUSE as the mouse type, rather than attempting to probe the system for the mouse type. For a list of possible mouse types, see the ’--mouse-list’ option.
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--mouse-list |
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Print to stdout the available mouse types recognized by the ’--mouse’ option, and then exit.
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--multigpu=MULTIGPU, --no-multigpu |
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Enable or disable MultiGPU. Valid values for
MULTIGPU are ’Off’, ’On’, ’Auto’, ’AFR’, ’SFR’, ’AA’.
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--multisample-compatibility, --no-multisample-compatibility |
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Enable or disable the use of separate front and back multisample buffers.
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--nvagp=NVAGP, --no-nvagp |
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Set the NvAGP X config option value. Possible values are 0 (no AGP), 1 (NVIDIA’s AGP), 2 (AGPGART), 3 (try AGPGART, then try NVIDIA’s AGP); these values can also be specified as ’none’, ’nvagp’, ’agpgart’, or ’any’.
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--nvidia-cfg-path=PATH |
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The nvidia-cfg library is used to communicate with the NVIDIA kernel module to query basic properties of every GPU in the system. This library is typically only used by nvidia-xconfig when configuring multiple X screens. This option tells nvidia-xconfig where to look for this library (in case it cannot find it on its own). This option should normally not be needed.
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--only-one-x-screen |
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--overlay, --no-overlay |
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Enable or disable the "Overlay" X configuration option.
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--cioverlay, --no-cioverlay |
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Enable or disable the color -1 overlay.
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--overlay-default-visual, --no-overlay-default-visual |
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Enable or disable the "OverlayDefaultVisual" X configuration option.
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--transparent--1=INDEX, --no-transparent--1 |
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Pixel to use as transparent when using color -1 overlays. Valid values for
TRANSPARENT-INDEX are 0-255.
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-T, --post-tree |
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Like the ’--tree’ option, but goes through the full process of applying any user requested updates to the X configuration, before printing the final configuration to stdout in a tree format. Effectively, this option just causes the configuration to be printed to stdout as a tree instead of writing the results to file.
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--power-connector-check, --no-power-connector-check |
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Disable or enable the "NoPowerConnectorCheck" X configuration option.
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--probe-all-gpus, --no-probe-all-gpus |
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Disable or enable the "ProbeAllGpus" X configuration option.
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--query-gpu-info |
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Print information about all recognized NVIDIA GPUs in the system.
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--randr-rotation, --no-randr-rotation |
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Enable or disable the "RandRRotation" X configuration option.
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--render-accel, --no-render-accel |
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Enable or disable the "RenderAccel" X configuration option.
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--render-extension, --no-render-extension |
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Disable or enable the "NoRenderExtension" X configuration option.
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--rotate=ROTATE, --no-rotate |
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Enable or disable the "Rotate" X configuration option. Valid values for
ROTATE are ’normal’, ’left’, ’CCW’, ’inverted’, ’right’, and ’CW’. Rotation can be disabled
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--screen=SCREEN |
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The nvidia-xconfig utility operates on one or more screens within a Server Layout in the X configuration file. If this option is specified, the screen named
SCREEN in the X configuration file will be used. If this option is not specified, all screens within the selected Server Layout in the X configuration file will be used used.
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--separate-x-screens, --no-separate-x-screens |
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A GPU that supports multiple simultaneous display devices can either drive these display devices in TwinView, or as separate X screens. When the ’--separate-x-screens’ option is specified, each GPU on which an X screen is currently configured will be updated to have two X screens configured. The ’--no-separate-x-screens’ option will remove the second configured X screen on each GPU. Please see the NVIDIA README description of "Separate X Screens on One GPU" for further details.
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--sli=SLI, --no-sli |
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Enable or disable SLI. Valid values for
SLI are ’Off’, ’On’, ’Auto’, ’AFR’, ’SFR’, ’AA’, ’AFRofAA’.
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--stereo=STEREO, --no-stereo |
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Enable or disable the stereo mode. Valid values for
STEREO are: 1 (DCC glasses), 2 (Blueline glasses), 3 (Onboard stereo), 4 (TwinView clone mode stereo), 5 (SeeReal digital flat panel), 6 (Sharp3D digital flat panel).
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--tv-standard=TV-STANDARD, --no-tv-standard |
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Enable or disable the "TVStandard" X configuration option. Valid values for "TVStandard" are: "PAL-B", "PAL-D", "PAL-G", "PAL-H", "PAL-I", "PAL-K1", "PAL-M", "PAL-N", "PAL-NC", "NTSC-J", "NTSC-M", "HD480i", "HD480p", "HD720p", "HD1080i", "HD1080p", "HD576i", "HD576p".
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--tv-out-format=TV-OUT-FORMAT, --no-tv-out-format |
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Enable or disable the "TVOutFormat" X configuration option. Valid values for "TVOutFormat" are: "SVIDEO" and "COMPOSITE".
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--tv-over-scan=TV-OVER-SCAN, --no-tv-over-scan |
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Enable or disable the "TVOverScan" X configuration option. Valid values are decimal values in the range 1.0 and 0.0.
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--twinview, --no-twinview |
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Enable or disable TwinView.
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--twinview-orientation=ORIENTATION, --no-twinview-orientation |
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Specify the TwinViewOrientation. Valid values for
ORIENTATION are: "RightOf" (the default), "LeftOf", "Above", "Below", or "Clone".
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--twinview-xinerama-info, --no-twinview-xinerama-info |
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Prohibits providing Xinerama information when in TwinView.
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--twinview-xinerama-info-order=TWINVIEW-XINERAMA-INFO-ORDER, --no-twinview-xinerama-info-order |
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Enable or disable the "TwinViewXineramaInfoOrder" X configuration option.
TWINVIEW-XINERAMA-INFO-ORDER is a comma-separated list of display device names that describe the order in which TwinViewXineramaInfo should be reported. E.g., "CRT, DFP, TV".
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--ubb, --no-ubb |
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Enable or disable the "UBB" X configuration option.
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--use-edid, --no-use-edid |
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Enable or disable use of the EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) from your display device(s). The EDID will be used for driver operations such as building lists of available modes, determining valid frequency ranges, and computing the DPI (Dots Per Inch). This option defaults to TRUE (the NVIDIA X driver will use the EDID, when available). It is NOT recommended that you use this option to globally disable use of the EDID; instead, use ’--no-use-edid-freqs’ or ’--no-use-edid-dpi’ to disable specific uses of the EDID.
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--use-edid-dpi, --no-use-edid-dpi |
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Enable or disable use of the physical size information in the display device’s EDID, if any, to compute the DPI (Dots Per Inch) of the X screen. This option defaults to TRUE (the NVIDIA X driver uses the EDID’s physical size, when available, to compute the DPI).
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--use-edid-freqs, --no-use-edid-freqs |
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Enable or disable use of the HorizSync and VertRefresh ranges given in a display device’s EDID, if any. EDID provided range information will override the HorizSync and VertRefresh ranges specified in the Monitor section. This option defaults to TRUE (the NVIDIA X driver will use frequency information from the EDID, when available).
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--use-int10-module, --no-use-int10-module |
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Enable use of the X Int10 module to soft-boot all secondary cards, rather than POSTing the cards through the NVIDIA kernel module.
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--use-display-device=DISPLAY-DEVICE, --no-use-display-device |
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Force the X driver to use the display device specified.
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--use-events, --no-use-events |
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Enable or disable "UseEvents" X configuration option. Setting this option will enable the X driver to use the system events in some cases when it is waiting for the hardware. With this option X driver sets an event handler and waits for the hardware through the poll() system call. This option defaults to FALSE.
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--virtual=WIDTHxHEIGHT, --no-virtual |
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Specify the virtual screen resolution.
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--x-prefix=X-PREFIX |
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The X installation prefix; the default is /usr/X11R6/. Only under rare circumstances should this option be needed.
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--xinerama, --no-xinerama |
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Enable or disable Xinerama.
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--xvmc-uses-textures, --no-xvmc-uses-textures |
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Forces XvMC to use the 3D engine for XvMCPutSurface requests rather than the video overlay.
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