On 08/27/2012 09:55 AM, Maciej Kazulak wrote:
> W dniu 24.08.2012 21:00, Maciej Kazulak pisze:
>> On 08/24/2012 06:46 PM, Xavier Bachelot wrote:
>>> On 08/24/2012 04:33 PM, Maciej Kazulak wrote:
>>>> Hi!
>>>>
>>>> I'm having trouble with a Dell FX130. Theres a message in the logs
>>>> saying that the card is unknown and i should send a report. So here goes:
>>>>
>>>> To summarize my test procedure... I start X - black screen, that seems
>>>> ok because I dont run any window managers. From another console I start
>>>> a single xterm window. Something does appear but it looks like jaggered
>>>> stripes and they are constantly moving vertically.
>>>>
>>> ...
>>>> Xorg.0.log attached, most importantly:
>>>> [ 9189.337] (!!) (openchrome 0.2.904 release)
>>>> [ 9189.348] (EE) CHROME(0): Unknown Card-Ids (5122|1028| 509), Chipset:
>>>> VX855; please report to openchrome-users@openchrome.org
>>>>
>>>> Did anyone experience similar issues? Any known workarounds?
>>>>
>>> I've just added the missing pci id, thanks for the report.
>> Thats good news.
>>
>> + {"Dell Optiplex FX130", VIA_VX855, 0x1028, 0x0509, VIA_DEVICE_CRT},
>>
>> I'm not sure what VIA_DEVICE_CRT means in this context but thought I'd
>> point out that FX130 has one video output and it's DVI-I.
>>
I overlooked this board is using DVI-I and set it up as VGA only. Thanks
for the heads up.
>>>
>>> 0.2.904 is old, you should update to 0.3.0 or even git master.
>>
>> That's what is avaiable in Centos 6.3. Tried to use files from a fedora
>> rpm with 0.2.906 but it complained about xorg server ABI version (10 vs
>> 12). I'm setting up a dev environment right now and will try to compile
>> from source.
>>
>
> So i did some testing with release 0.3.0. This is good but only if you
> connect the monitor through a DVI-VGA converver:
>
> {"Dell Optiplex FX130", VIA_VX855, 0x1028, 0x0509, VIA_DEVICE_CRT},
>
> This seems to work either way. Both directly through a DVI cable and
> through the converter:
>
> {"Dell Optiplex FX130", VIA_VX855, 0x1028, 0x0509, VIA_DEVICE_CRT |
> VIA_DEVICE_LCD},
>
> Thanks for help. I finally got it working :)
>
So adding the LVDS init also enabled the DVI-I in analog mode. That's an
interesting information. Can you please provide the X log ? Also, if you
build the driver with --enable-viaregtool, you'll get
/usr/sbin/via_regs_dump. Run it with the -dps options with both the
unmodified git master and the one with your fix and post the output.
Regards,
Xavier
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