Working on my last known bug in the SM731 support in the siliconmotion
driver. Using the current siliconmotion driver and my newly modified driver
on the SM722 hardware, running TuxRacer from RH9 works fine. TuxRacer (or
probably more appropriately glut) uses the VidMode extension to set the mode
t
On Thu, 17 Jul 2003, Chris Edgington wrote:
> When I run the RH9 display settings applet to change the resolution, it
> automatically adds HorizSync and VertRefresh values to my XF86Config file
> (or I should say I believe he's the one adding the values.)
Does it work correctly if you add Option
> Are you making a BIOS call to set your desired refresh rate
> before doing the mode switch?
No, the driver just does the mode switch. The problem I'm having is before
modeset, though. The problem is that xfree is marking modes that I can use
as invalid 'cause it thinks the monitor doesn't suppo
Hello,
When are the various different patches out there for ATI cards going
to be integrated into XFree86 and DRI? I know of at least two different
projects that are modifying these drivers.
What's the deal with ATI's drivers? Why couldn't they just help out
with the existing drivers instea
Hello all,
What is the status of joystick support?
What did the joystick support provide?
I've got this HOTAS joystick that has loads of buttons and axes that
I'd like to use for some X based games. I've seen Joy2Key that provides
some of the things I'd like, but I'd still like to see the
On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 10:52:13 -0500, Chris Edgington wrote:
>
>I've got a PCI siliconmotion card that allows me to view the LCD output on a
>regular CRT. In the real world, the graphics controller will be part of a
>notebook computer where the LCD is fixed. My problem is this, when using the
>LCD ou
I've got a PCI siliconmotion card that allows me to view the LCD output on a
regular CRT. In the real world, the graphics controller will be part of a
notebook computer where the LCD is fixed. My problem is this, when using the
LCD output, DDC doesn't work. So, even though I've configured the card
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Hello !
I have written a driver for 69030 card
and was able to program the BitBLT engine .
Now I want to play MPEG4 video on the card.I will get input as RGB not the
YUV data initially.
I need a very high frame rate of around 25-30fps. What part of hardware I
need to program a
OK. I've found the place in the kernel where the fake raw codes are
generated. It is in linux-2.6/drivers/char/keyboard.c.
W/o changing that table, there is no way to generate the codes that
2.4 generated for the four keys in question.
OTOH, if I use 164, 166, 165 and 163 in atkbd.c, which ar
