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My attempts at getting X to ignore what monitor is plugged in have failed. How do I force Xorg to ignore whatever is plugged in (or more importantly, not plugged in) to the video port and just let me select higher resolutions? I often boot the machine behind a KVM in the background, in which it will notice no monitor plugged in, and never let me leave 800x600 without restarting with that machine's video active. I'd like to be able to always select up to 1600x1200@85Hz. Settings I've used with Google let me do that if I have any monitor plugged in, but if I boot with nothing, it boots and maxes out at 800x600.
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Apr 27, 2007 05:44
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LVM - 3 disks Looking at examples and man pages for LVM, I can use it to make a volume that uses specifically one disk, random of all three, striped like raid0 across any two or three disks, and mirrored like raid1. Can LVM do parity like raid5? Or do I need to setup all three disks in software raid5, then setup the volume group on top of that to get parity? My ideal is to have certain mount points be striped, a couple only on specific disks, and others to be on across all three with parity. From what I've seen, it looks like LVM can act like raid0 or raid1, not raid5. Tell me I'm missing something here.
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