> A register dump [1] would be the easiest way to find out the exact timings,
OK, I'll ask a colleague to give this a try. The problem is to set up a machine
that both runs the proprietary driver and a recent enough Debian to have
libpciaccess available.
> but any standard 1600x1200 reduced-blanking mode should do it.
Yes, but having the exact same timings on the FB console and X11 results a
smoother switch between the two modes.
> You could just use the same CVT reduced-blanking mode on both X and the
> framebuffer console.
Sorry for the apperantly dumb question, but how do tell X to use the CVT mode?
> Well, that works for me, can I have a look at your kernel logs?
Hm. I tried to reproduce the problem I faced on friday, but it disappeared. Now
I get the "reduced blanking" message in the
drm_fb_helper_connector_parse_command_line debug output. Strange.
Now I tried to give the modeline the drm debug output to xorg.conf, but it
doesn't pick it up. I must be doing something stupidly wrong again:
[...]
Section "Monitor"
Identifier "Bildschirm"
Option "DPMS"
ModeLine "reduced" 130 1600 1648 1680 1760 1200 1203 1207
1235
EndSection
Section "Screen"
[...]
Monitor "Bildschirm"
DefaultDepth 24
SubSection "Display"
Depth 24
Virtual 1600 1200
Modes "reduced"
EndSubSection
EndSection
Section "ServerLayout"
Identifier "Server"
Screen "Schrirm"
[...]
EndSection
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