--- Dr Andrew C Aitchison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a GATOS project to add 3D to those mach64 chips which
support 3D; it has never been merged into the XFree86 driver.
Xv may or may not have made it into the mach64 driver too.
GATOS develops the Xv and video in/out features of
some mach64 mobility chips had a second crtc that was never supported.
same thing with rage 128. I'm not sure about the accel engine on
mach32, but I think mach64 is fairly well accelerated. If you want the
databooks, register as a developer with ATI and request them (be
patient). Also the old
There is a GATOS project to add 3D to those mach64 chips which
support 3D; it has never been merged into the XFree86 driver.
Xv may or may not have made it into the mach64 driver too.
GATOS develops the Xv and video in/out features of ATI cards. the DRI
developers have added 3D
On Wed, 13 Aug 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone tell me how good a job the old Mach32 and Mach64
servers did of taking advantage of the hardware capabilities
of their respective silicon engines? Put another way, were
there capabilities in the silicon that we did not use? If
there are
On Wed, 13 Aug 2003 06:36:04 -0700 (PDT), Alex Deucher wrote:
some mach64 mobility chips had a second crtc that was never supported.
same thing with rage 128.
Same thing with most of the Savage chips, because I couldn't see an easy way to
support it. Is this double-headed feature now common
