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Kevin Byun said...
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|I am using the 4.1 version.
|Now, since I am not really expert in Linux, does probing mean that the 
|computer acknowledges the presence of the video adapter?

It means going to the GNOME or KDE button that brings
up a bunch of menus, finding the one that changes your
display options or preferences, and finding the button
that says "probe" on the adapter and monitor tabs.  Since
I'm not on a 4.1 system, I won't try to tell you exactly
how to get there.

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