Linux cannot initialize display mode on a dual head sytem

[crash0veride007]

System:
Linux 2.6 Kernel Fedora Core 3
xorg 6.8.2
nvidia driver version 7175
Monitors 2 ViewSonic VP231wb
xorg.conf configured for dual-head span, resolution =3840 x 1200 x24 (1920 x 1200 x24 X2)
Problem:
Program cannot set a display mode when the system is configured for dual-head. When system is in single head mode everything works fine. See below output:
linux:~/lwJGLtest # java -Djava.library.path=./ -jar lwJGLtest.jar
java.lang.NullPointerException: mode must be non-null
       at org.lwjgl.opengl.Display.setDisplayMode(Display.java:223)
       at lwjgltest.GLfps.createWindow(GLfps.java:121)
       at lwjgltest.GLfps.init(GLfps.java:129)
       at lwjgltest.GLfps.run(GLfps.java:46)
       at lwjgltest.GLfps.main(GLfps.java:36)

Display init code:
private void createWindow() throws Exception { // Create a window
       Display.setFullscreen(fullscreen); //Set the Display to fullscreen
       DisplayMode d[] = Display.getAvailableDisplayModes(); //init DisplayMode Array d and populate it with the systems availible visual modes
       for (int i = 0; i < d.length; i++) { // for loop to scan the array for our requested visual mode
           System.out.println(d);
           if (d.getWidth() == WindowWidth // did we find the window width we wanted?
                   && d.getHeight() == WindowHeight // did we find the window height we wanted?
                   && d.getBitsPerPixel() == WindowDepth) { // did we find the window depth (Bpp) we wanted?
               displayMode = d;
               break; //jump out of our for loop
           }
       }      
       Display.setDisplayMode(displayMode); //set Display to the requested visual mode
       Display.setTitle(windowTitle); //set the title of our window
       Display.create(); //create and show the window
   }

Is this a bug in lwJGL? It seems that the specified display mode cannot be set when the systems resolution is in a dual-head mode the same program in jogl works fine though.

[crash0veride007]

any word on this?

[Matzon]

obviously you're not getting the mode that you are targetting - check the list of modes, and determine why it isn't selected.

[crash0veride007]

The only mode that is returned is 3840 x 1200 x 24

[princec]

Then that's the only mode you've got it configured to allow. The joy of linux!

Cas

[crash0veride007]

interesting i shall have to dig in deeper the answer must lie in the xorg conf, and the nvidia driver options.