At Mon, 19 Nov 2012 15:23:11 -0500,
"Egbert Eich " <"eich at novell.com> wrote:
>
> According the the VESA specs there can be up to 254 EEDID extension blocks.
> Since we may read the EDID (including extensions) in 10 second intervals to
> probe for display hotplugging (at least in cases where no
At Mon, 19 Nov 2012 15:23:11 -0500,
Egbert Eich e...@novell.com wrote:
According the the VESA specs there can be up to 254 EEDID extension blocks.
Since we may read the EDID (including extensions) in 10 second intervals to
probe for display hotplugging (at least in cases where no hardware
According the the VESA specs there can be up to 254 EEDID extension blocks.
Since we may read the EDID (including extensions) in 10 second intervals to
probe for display hotplugging (at least in cases where no hardware hotplug
detection exists) and I2C transfer is rather slow we may end up
According the the VESA specs there can be up to 254 EEDID extension blocks.
Since we may read the EDID (including extensions) in 10 second intervals to
probe for display hotplugging (at least in cases where no hardware hotplug
detection exists) and I2C transfer is rather slow we may end up
