Thanks for your information.
We made a board with a new processor(still implemented on FPGA).
Assuming we can not run x86 BIOS code, we did not provide provision for video
BIOS.
Does the x86 emulator is architecture dependent? If it is implemented in C
language, we do have a C compiler.
I am looking for VGA specifications, such that I can understand the datasheet
better.
Thanks,
Suresh Chandra Mannava
--- On Thu 07/20, Richard Smith < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
From: Richard Smith [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [email protected]
Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2006 06:44:16 -0500
Subject: Re: [Open-graphics] help on video BIOS
> >> > I searched for reference video BIOS code with out luck.> >>> Our intent
> >> > is to provide public documentation on everything you need,> as well as
> >> > BSD licensed source code for BIOS, drivers, etc.I don't think he
> >> > understands that what he is looking for doesn't exist yet.Mannava: We
> >> > don't have a chip for you yet. Its all still in the design phase.Having
> >> > been in your exact situation with a chip from ATI I cansympathize with
> >> > you.You might want to have a look at LinuxBIOS.
> >> > (http://linuxbios.org)LinuxBIOS has constant problems with video bioses
> >> > and the lack ofproper documentation.We developed a bios emulator (based
> >> > on the X windows code) that youcan run which can log the activity of the
> >> > video bios and may help youfigure out what magic its doing.We also have
> >> > a version of that emulator that is run from withinlinuxbios that we use
> >> > to bring up video cards that we don't have fulldocs for.Contact me off
> >> > list if you need more info.-- Richard A. Smith
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