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assembler. The blitter
provided virtually no acceleration, so you won't really be giving
anything up to use the fb driver.
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68FB 0102 add [bp+si],ax
68FD E80080call 0xe900 !!!HERE AGAIN
This is probably data -- either font data or VGA register tables. Can
you trace backwards any more and figure out how you got to 68DA?
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the frame buffer into memory
(via the mmap system call).
Some drivers use more than that. If a graphics chip requires the use of
DMA, as some do, then the XFree86 driver has to rely on a kernel
component for help. Almost all of the OpenGL drivers need a kernel
component for that reason.
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* Tim Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Historically, the original Windows NT 3.x had the exact same design.
Display drivers were actually user-mode DLLs that ran in a separate
process (called CSRSS). Users complained about the task-switch
overhead, and so
to modify?
It isn't that easy. There were a number of changes between 4.3 and 4.4,
so a fair amount of source code modification will probably be required.
Have you tried just loading the 4.4 driver in 4.3? If it complains
about ABI problems, you can try the -ignoreABI switch.
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use startx from a command line, you can say startx -- -ignoreABI.
If you run a version of xdm at boot time, you probably have a file
called /etc/X11/Xservers that gives the commands lines. You can add the
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frame buffer manager?
No. There's really no point. XAA knows what it needs, and it
suballocates as required. What would you hope to gain?
By the way, you have the full source code available to you. You can
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himself by adding the appropriate charClass definition into his private
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opcode : 18
Minor opcode : 0
Resource id : 0x2005375
This error is not coming always .
Can any one help me to solve this problem .
We just had this conversation about the problems with multithreading
Xlib. Have you taken the suggestions that were already given?
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call to XOpenDisplay, so that it has its own connection, separate from
the rest of the application.
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of volume I of the old
O'Reilly books on Xlib describe the process. You can read about
XSetSelectionOwner and XConvertSelection, and the SelectionNotify event.
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. There has been some work at updating it (check for Xaw3d,
XawPlus, or XawXpm), but I suspect you'd be better off moving into the
1990s with something like gtk or Qt.
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herring on my part. All I was trying to
say is that the owning process will get the events, even if another
process destroys the window. If the owning process doesn't need to do
any special handling when the window is destroyed, you don't have to add
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The parent process will have to be able to handle the messages that
result from the XDestroyWindow.
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don't use /dev/fb at all. They
access the hardware directly.
You can grab frames without writing any code at all. That's what the
xwd tool is for.
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imakemdep.h imakemdep_cpp.h; \
else touch imakemdep_cpp.h; fi
cc: No such file or directory
And, just in case it isn't clear, the cc in your path must be the
NATIVE compiler, not the cross-compiler. The build process has to build
a couple of the tools that will be used later on.
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for manipulating XML files,
there's nothing wrong with XML as a configuration manager.
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between arbitrary offscreen areas.
You just have to describe the areas (width, height, pitch). The means
of doing that depends on the chip.
Anybody know why there were a set of messages from two weeks ago
(including this one) that are just showing up today?
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rotation and all. but just want to set
the mode as 768x1024.
For most of the the Intel graphics chips, as far as I know, the driver
sets the mode through the video BIOS. As such, if the mode is not
present in the BIOS, it simply cannot be selected.
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the pointer in the snap, you
will have to add it by hand.
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it possible to check whether the windowID that i am having is top most
window or not?
XGetInputFocus will tell you the window that currently holds the
keyboard focus. That is usually what you what when you ask for the
topmost window.
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way to prevent the flashing is to
use a single overlay and somehow figure out how to share it among the
widget windows.
Does your graphics card support OpenGL? One practical alternative is to
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intended
for the individual or the entity it is addressed to.
Anyone remember the Lily Tomlin character Ernestine, the ATT operator?
Two ringy-dingies... Oh, yes, snort, good morning. Have I reached the
party to whom I am speaking?
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?
There are a number of competent PC-based X servers today, and many of
the Winterminals do X as well as RDP. What you're asking is hard; I
would think there are a number of much more economical solutions.
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is a completely separate
process. The messages are parsed, and eventually handed down to some
driver that does the drawing.
It is possible to insert a tee into the socket stream and split off a
second copy for yourself, but that means parsing the X protocol, not
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that does not stuff
the BIOS chip.
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sent to the server are mouse position updates, which are not going to be
neatly human-readable.
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of the
window order, underneath everything else. What Andrew is saying is that
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The standard X protocol simply does not allow this. The desktop size is
fixed at startup time and must remain a constant.
The xrandr extension in XFree86 adds this ability. That's the only way,
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like to tinker with the login as can be done via PAM.
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acceleration, but it should work.
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, anyway?)
Raster operation. That's the Windows term for a function that
describes how to merge to pixel streams. (Actually, for all I know, the
term might pre-date Windows. X uses the more mnemonic word function.)
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are also attached.
Have anyone see souch behaviour?
Have anyone programers manual about 86c764/765 [Trio32/64/64V+] chip?
I have a Trio64V+ manual. The graphics engine is basically the same as
the 8514/A. I'll take a look at the source and see if anything looks funny.
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to the S3AccelInitXxx function at the bottom of the file.
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. When XFree86 runs, it tells the kernel
that it wants to handle all VT switching when it is the current
process. Once a handler has been registered, the kernel is no longer
involved. So, if XFree86 never releases control, no other VT can get
in.
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driver writer on staff.
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is greater than or equal to the operand size,
the contents of the destination register and the flags are undefined.
Thus, there is technically nothing wrong with the emulator code as-is.
Your patch is right, but the existing code is also right.
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As long as you can deal with that, ask away.
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1, it means your request has been
successfully submitted. It does NOT mean your request has been
completed. That happens later, asynchronously. When it is finally
executed by the server, THAT'S when BadMatch, BadValue, and BadWindow
errors can be returned to your message loop.
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be present for the
drivers to build.
However, you only have to do it once. Once the tree has been created,
you can build your driver by itself.
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desktop situation, thereby
making the system unusable. Unlike Windows, where every program is
required to operate without a mouse, X apps tend to rely heavily on the
pointer.
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the hardware, leaving emulation as the only solution.
Exactly correct. Windows XP still includes support for 8-bit
pseudo-color, if you know how to hack the registry, but it is not
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it, and if
Windows doesn't handle it, there is no business case for developing it
in hardware.
Assuming there was such a chip, there are no architectural barriers to
supporting it in XFree86..
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was that the CLIENT was leaking memory,
not the SERVER.
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mode in the list (including the 7 default
modes I deleted) is shown as having a pixel clock of 108 MHz, horiz of
64.6 kHz, and vert of 60.8 Hz. The sync and blank numbers in the
modeline are bonkers, too.
Is this a general issue in the 4.4.99 release, or only for this gentleman?
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No replies ... No solutions ... Too sad ... :'(
I'm not sure what you're complaining about. The thread you replied to,
which you included in your quoted text, includes the solution to your
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suggestions ? I would expect 256 colors.
Screenshots at http://www.staff.amu.edu.pl/~apopiele/embed.html , in
the bottom part of page.
There are way more than 16 colors in those screen shots.
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unconditionally that no X application currently uses
Alt-Numpad combinations?
Or maybe I'm just scaring up issues where none exist.
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= TRUE;
psav-rotate = -1;
xf86DrvMsg(pScrn-scrnIndex, X_CONFIG, Rotating screen
counter clockwise - acceleration disabled\n);
+ xf86DisableRandR();
} else {
The messages could be changed to indicate xrandr disabling as well, but
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Yes, I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to add this. It
disables acceleration, of course, but it still runs quite respectably on
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and XF86Config file are attached.
I hope anyone can help me.
Regards,
Tim
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11. Golly, I need a to-do list to keep track of all of this..
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Hello Mailman ( Wed, 19 May 2004 05:56:14 +0300 )
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, the whole system is frozen and I cant rely on other stuff than my own code or direct
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, not a
marketing trial.
As long as you are patient, I don't see any reason why this shouldn't
work. To the original poster, what is your video device and how is
connected? Have you implemented a kernel frame buffer device so that
the XFree86 frame buffer driver will work?
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someone who (a) is an XFree86 developer, who (b) happens to acquire one
of the new boards, and who (c) has the free time to invest in extending
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the desktop
and draw directly onto the bits of the frame buffer. Both DirectDraw
and DGA provide that access, and both of them are a pain for driver
writers. It doesn't make them evil.
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EST 2004 i686
Build Date: 23 January 2004
Interesting, but you left out the most critical piece of information:
what graphics chip and driver?
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running on 2.0.x
kernels. I don't know whether there are other issue with 2.0.x kernels
or not, but since the cost of a full PCI bus search is so small, it
seems counterproductive to make this change.
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. That's enough for a 320x240 YUV overlay,
but nothing bigger. If you're seeing full-screen MPEG videos, then they
are probably being drawn without the use of the overlay.
The 2090 could be made to work, but the 2070 only has 900k of video
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Tim Roberts wrote:
Andrew C Aitchison wrote:
There are two cases where XFree86 does need kernel support.
* Chipsets like the i810/i815/i835/... family have no framebuffer memory
but use main system memory for the framebuffer. This requires agpgart
support from
as the BIOS has done the
proper division of memory at boot time, that's all it needs.
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pain in the butt. It is not
possible in NT/2K/XP.
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an interesting question, since you can actually glean more
information from the source than you can from the confidential chip
specs (which are extremely terse), but they had no problem with it.
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eport.
So it looks like the attached patch should be committed?
Yes, I would concur with this.
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just converts to
Bresenham.
If XAA does that for me, then it's silly to support both.
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stopping the application brings the screen back (which is kind
of difficult with a black screen ...). My Monitor with 1600x1200 res. is
connected via dvi-d to the gfx-card. But i think this problem is known
but still not solved currently?
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On Thu, 8 Jan 2004 09:46:34 -0600, Billy Biggs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tim Roberts ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
The most common are YUY2 and UYVY, both of which are 4:2:2 formats and
have 12 bits per pixel.
You mean 16 bits per pixel ;-)
Doh, of course I do. Thanks. I spend too much time at Intel
Hi I am installing red hat 9
on to a laptop but once installed it comes up saying no screens found I have
selected laptop panel and the resolution is correct could you please help?
Regards
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separate from their Savage
driver.
This is going to cause no end of grief. I've always said that the XFree86
Savage driver supports every graphics chip with Savage in the name.
Now, that is no longer true.
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, B,
and C. Given that, it is hard to imagine a scenario where DS and ES
are not completely sufficient to do the job.
Do you know what call is being made at the time of the crash?
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problems under an other widespread os,
so it seems to be hardware related)
The mail would have been a little longer... but typing everything twice
is bothering to much.
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Yup, that took care of the problem.
On Wednesday 03 December 2003 10:29 am, Alex Deucher wrote:
You might want to try with the radeon driver from cvs. some fixes for
problems with multiple cards went in a while back.
Alex
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incidently are also on bus 7, devices 6 7. I can use
any of the four cards as long as references to the other three are commented
out.
Thanks,
Tim Mathews
Other info that may be of interest:
I compiled with gcc-2.95.3, binutils-2.14 and glibc-2.3.2. I've also tried a
clean build with gcc
their extension at one point, because the
Savage driver sets the wrong refresh rate on some ProSavage-DDR boards.
Because of those issues, I am forced to keep both the BIOS method and the
old register-pounding method alive.
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acceleration of MPEG motion compensation
vectors. It is VERY specific to the MPEG protocol, and is likely of no
use in any other context.
The xrender extension can do alpha blending, although driver support is
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From: Steve Thrash
Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 13:09:01 -0500
I am using XvShmPutImage to draw video via a YUV overlay into a window. Then I am using XDraw commands to draw "overlays" directly to the window (lines, arcs, text, etc.).
When I do this the video
for. :)
DGA is one was for you to take ownership of the frame buffer, but like all
of XFree86, it is a user-mode service.
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On Mon, 03 Nov 2003 19:53:56 +0100, Gerhard W. Gruber wrote:
?
On Mon, 03 Nov 2003 10:08:37 -0800, Tim Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The video driver is part of XFree86.
I don't think that this is neccessarily true, or is it?
Yes, it is.
I don'tknow how it is
for other cards but in case
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is portrait
(tall). With many drivers, you can use
Option Rotate CW
in the XF86Config file. Note, however, that this often involves turning
off the hardware acceleration, since most graphics chips do not support
hardware rotation like that.
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of 0x80 to the base
address in the big-endian case?
Many graphics chips include two separate views of the frame buffer: one
that swaps bytes, one that does not. This makes it easy to handle endian
mismatches. I'm guessing that's the case here.
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if it would help matters)
Any pointers?
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is that the threshhold needs to be set rather high.
It's not that the kernel idea is unconditionally bad. It's just that, for
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- a demonstration like this helps me when proving that X is not
slow.
It does no such thing. It demonstrates that OpenGL on Linux is not slow,
but to run those applications you essentially shut down X. You've
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to be FASTER because BOTH pixmaps are in
video memory.
Depends on your video card. There are certainly acceleration hooks for
screen-to-screen blitting, but each driver implements different
accelerations. What video card and driver are you using?
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The lesson here is that a configuration UI needs to expose the things that
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it to do what I want.
Any assistance would be most appreciated! Thanks,
-tim
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0xff) 24 |
((tmp 0xff00) 8) |
((tmp 0xff) 8) |
((tmp 0xff00) 24);
Some graphcs chips have both a little-endian and big-endian view of their frame
buffers. You might check the CT 69030 docs to see if it does.
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this is not ISO
compliant.
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Providenza Boekelheide, Inc.
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