Re: IBM port replicator noise?

2003-05-28 Thread Dr Andrew C Aitchison
On Tue, 27 May 2003, Michael B Allen wrote:

   Additional information
   DVI resolution higher than 1280x1024 is not supported on A30, A31,
   and T30 ThinkPads.
 
 But this doesn't say explicitly that it's a hardware problem. The noise
 isn't that bad. It's very very close but not quite. Any ideas?

That is pretty close to saying it is a hardware problem.

As others have said, hi-res DVI is a suck-it-and-see; basically the DVI 
spec doesn't go above 1280x1024, so manufacturers have a harder target
supporting anything higher.
I have a Matrox G550 driving an iiyama flat screen at 1600x1200 with 
DVI-D, even though the card is only supported upto 1280x1024.
The picture is good, but there is some shadowing.

The analog-to-digital on good quality flat screens has improved
a lot over the years. Can you get an acceptable picture using the 
analog signal on the DVI port (you may need a DVI-A cable instead 
of the DVI-D cable you are probably using) ?
It is sad, but analog signals may outlast DVI-D :-(

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Input driver devel

2003-05-28 Thread Robert Woerle
Hi

I did make a touchscreen driver for a Tablet PC .
I also have a calibration utility that writes the new coordinates to the 
XF86Config
Next step is to make the calibration valid on-the-fly and dont need to 
restart the X-Server ??

I now want to know how i can issue a SIGNAL to a input driver to force 
him to reread the XF86Config

I know that this is possible with X somehow .. but i dont see the method ???

Can someone give me adivce on how to do that ?

Cheers Rob
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