Hello today I am here to tell you that you can have dual monitors for Android-x86. It works like this the primary monitor has a resolution that exact resolution will be passed down to the secondary monitor. This is the prime system a 4k touchscreen monitor as a primary then a 86" 4k monitor as a secondary. The grub configuration file is how you do it but first you need to go to /sys/class/drm and look at your available video cards. Then you need to figure out what monitor is HDMI-A-1 and HDMI-A-2. So the kernel command line needs to disable a card for the surface pro 3 it would be eDP-1 or desktop DVI-A-1. So the kernel command line would go like this after remix x86_64 for surface pro 3
video=eDP-1:d video=HDMI-A-1:[email protected] append="video=HDMI-A-2:[email protected]"
Just remember to append your second monitor this should work for any Android-x86 system.
video=eDP-1:d video=HDMI-A-1:[email protected] append="video=HDMI-A-2:[email protected]"
Just remember to append your second monitor this should work for any Android-x86 system.
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