Multihead in Debian/Debian-based distro and 64-bits?

[drbista <dr...@ep...>]

Dear friends:

Many greetings! I have created a dualhead in FC1 (thanks to Zoli). But I am 
trying to create one in Debian/Debian-based distro SimplyMEPIS. Before 
proceeding I have a few questions:

1) I have installed LTSP (ltsp.org) and three different terminals are being 
used in the current machine (PIII 1GHz 256MB). Could the ltsp and multihead 
coexist in the same machine? Anyone has experience?

2) I have seen instructions for debian multihead at 
http://www.c3sl.ufpr.br/fourhead/howto-en.php but it does not mention of the 
pci_isolate_device_feature.diff 
(http://www.ltn.lv/~aivils/files/080_pci_isolate_device_feature.diff) as 
stated in Aivils' site (http://www.ltn.lv/~aivils/eng-down.html). Any idea?

3) Whether it is necessary to make changes in the display manager? In my 
current SimplyMEPIS (debian-based) distro, I am using kdm. When creating 
multihead with FC1, I do remember that I made changes at gdm.conf under 
[servers].

4) I have acquired with much difficulty a PCI VGA card from Tseng labs (ET6000 
22a26K650). Does anyone have any experience about this card working with 
multihead?

5) May I have some contacts or sites which is peculiarly working on the 64-bit 
linux multiheads? Of course I know my dear friend Zoli from Hungary who has 
been active in FC3, but I want to know more who has been involved in debian 
or debian-based distros.

Thanking you for your time and cooperation. May all of you be successful in 
your missions, prosperous, free from sufferings, health, happy, and in peace, 
always!

Webocratically yours,
Dr. Sichendra Bista, Chief Architect and Secreatary General
eParliament.org: The Pioneering OPERATIONAL Model of Webocracy
Founder and President, Global Initiatives International Secretariat
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