Re: DRM i810/830/915

2004-10-05 Thread Ian Romanick
Dave Airlie wrote: no.. for backways compat we keep it all.. Now that the i830/i845 portion of the i915 driver supports all the functionality of the old i830 drive, can we at least mark the i830 kernel driver as deprecated? The sooner we can totally kill that driver, the better off we'll all

Re: DRM i810/830/915

2004-10-05 Thread Dave Airlie
Now that the i830/i845 portion of the i915 driver supports all the functionality of the old i830 drive, can we at least mark the i830 kernel driver as deprecated? The sooner we can totally kill that driver, the better No we can't ever mark it as anything, we've got to support it for ever

Re: DRM i810/830/915

2004-10-05 Thread Ian Romanick
Dave Airlie wrote: Now that the i830/i845 portion of the i915 driver supports all the functionality of the old i830 drive, can we at least mark the i830 kernel driver as deprecated? The sooner we can totally kill that driver, the better No we can't ever mark it as anything, we've got to support

Re: DRM i810/830/915

2004-10-05 Thread Dave Airlie
That sucks. Wasn't the gamma driver just deprecated? I know that situation is a little different. However, at least in this case users have a way to get direct rendering working again. It's a tough call, though. yeah but i830 has real live users, and will have for a number of years...

DRM i810/830/915

2004-10-04 Thread Jon Smirl
Does the i915 DRM driver cover the i810/830 too? If so, can we whack the i810/830 drivers? That will lower the amount of code I have to keep fixing up for my changes. -- Jon Smirl [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- This SF.net email is sponsored by: IT

Re: DRM i810/830/915

2004-10-04 Thread Dave Airlie
no.. for backways compat we keep it all.. On Mon, 4 Oct 2004, Jon Smirl wrote: Does the i915 DRM driver cover the i810/830 too? If so, can we whack the i810/830 drivers? That will lower the amount of code I have to keep fixing up for my changes. -- David Airlie, Software Engineer

Re: DRM i810/830/915

2004-10-04 Thread Jon Smirl
What do you mean by backwards compatibility? If it's scripts that load i810.ko we could just copy i915.ko to i810.ko. Will the i915 binary also drive the i810 and i830 hardware? On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 03:20:23 +0100 (IST), Dave Airlie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: no.. for backways compat we keep

Re: DRM i810/830/915

2004-10-04 Thread Dave Airlie
No they are different interfaces etc.. the drivers are not the same, the i915 drm works with the i915 DDX/3D, it doesn't work with the i830 DDX/3D, the i915 doesn't cover the i810 anyways... Dave. On Mon, 4 Oct 2004, Jon Smirl wrote: What do you mean by backwards compatibility? If it's