thanks for all the help, here is more info.:
We plan on taking apart the kernal of the embedded OS. to fit it on a floppy
make it like 200k or less.
We are not really worrying about the applications, it'll be something at the
end if we have time.
ciara and ronan.
hey Ronan and Ciara here,
I am attempting to do some things that are somewhat unconventional, and
have so far been unable to find documentation on how to accomplish this.
I have poted a similar query to some newsgroups, but so far have not got
an answer I need.
I am in the process of writing hardware / software monitor
On 13 Mar 2003, Ben Guthro wrote:
I am in the process of writing hardware / software monitor color
calibration software for linux under Qt. In doing so, determining the
monitor hardware that is currently running is quite paramount. The DDC
seems to probe the monitors, then store this EDID
On Wed, 12 Mar 2003, Mark Cuss wrote:
be a problem... The only one I'm not familiar with is the dot clock - how
would a person go about figuring this out?
Perhaps the panel is detected by DDC? In this case, you need no modeline.
Last time I had a laptop that needed a modeline, the
I wrote:
A long time ago I remember there was a guy working on a VESA
FBconsole driver for Linux. Then driver he was working on was
structured as a user land daemon that the kernel console driver
would call back into once the system was up, allowing the userland
VESA driver to use the vm86()
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003, Kendall Bennett wrote:
I wrote:
A long time ago I remember there was a guy working on a VESA
FBconsole driver for Linux. Then driver he was working on was
structured as a user land daemon that the kernel console driver
would call back into once the system was up,
Hello, list,
It seems xc/programs/luit/sys.c in XFree86 4.3.0 contains a off-by-one
bug. A patch (sys.c.patch) to fix this is attached.
Besides, I have some more modifications to luit which is useful on
FreeBSD:
- Make luit use openpty to search an unused pty. Without this patch,
luit aborts
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003, Kendall Bennett wrote:
Mark Vojkovich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No-one has responded to this email, so either no-one remembers this or
people think someone else responded to my email ;-)
I think you just have the wrong mailing list.
Actually I posted here
