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Status: Unknown
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Subject: [Bug 433142] Re: geode driver do not display 1024x600 on (K)UNR
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Hello,
The bug affects also affects 10.10 Maverick Meerkat and 11.04.
Is there a way to fix it?
I tried every xorg.conf here, but none works!
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The bug affects also affects 10.10 Maverick Meerkat and 11.04.
Is there a way to fix it?
I tried every xorg.conf here, but none works!
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Frank, I have no idea why setting ret=7 in lx_panel.c did not produce
any effect.
However, I'm concerned that this is turning into a big ugly hack that
will require people to compile their own driver, simply because setting
the desired mode is now completely dependent upon being able to change a
Martin,
I think you have not successfully use entry 7. From your log, I see no clue
entry 7 is used. If that entry is not used, why you get the conclusion that
ugly hack result?
On my malata platform(a geodeLX) notebook and another user's reply, there is
no error at all using this
X log on Malata notebook(1024x600)
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Screen after X window enters(1024x600)
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As I said before, when the geode LX is designed, no wide screen panel
appears on the market. So the HW registers does not include the support
for that type panel. We use reversed entry 7 for people who want to use
this special wide resolution. And our HW has the ability to support this
1024x...@80
Martin,
Have you noticed that your Xorg_ec800_3.log still shows:
(II) GEODE(0): VSA Panel Mode is: 800x600, pixel clock freq(kHz) is 4.
If you set ret=7, it should show as below:
(II) GEODE(0): VSA Panel Mode is: 1024x600, pixel clock freq(kHz)...
My 1024x600 entry is not used in your new
Frank, the BIOS resolution is fixed and cannot be changed. There is no
setting for it in the BIOS menu.
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I sincerely doubt that the BIOS would be set to 800x600 since this
laptop's display only supports 320x240, 640x480 and 1024x600. However,
800x600 happens to be our driver's default fall-back resolution, so this
is probably what we're seeing.
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Adding ret=7; does not fix it. It indeed makes several new modes appear
but none of them is 1024x600. Anyhow, it doesn't fix the fact that this
display only supports 60Hz refresh rates, while the settings for slot 7
is at 80Hz, either.
** Attachment added: Xorg_ec800_3.log
It also remains unclear to me what is the proper way to select that
1024x...@60 mode. I already know that DDC won't work since we're using a
panel, so we must obviously select the resolution we want using an
xorg.conf option. However, the xorg.conf variants attached to this bug
report use
Frank, can you please attach a small patch to this bug to implement
printing the return value to the X log, so that others who may have
problems with their panel may also check this? Thanks!
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You
One item I'd like to point out in the above X log is that both Panel and
VGA outputs are enabled by the BIOS. As such, adding support for this
resolution only in lx_panel.c is likely to fail since it will not apply
to the VGA output.
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It should also be noted that the X log clearly reports that the
display's refresh rate in 60Hz, which means that the new 80Hz refresh
rate will not work.
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Martin, the patch for printing the panel mode to X log has been committed to
mail list. Please check. Actually in my previous patch, I have added note that
explains why I use entry 7. I think you have seen that.
Yes, in the function LXGetLegacyPanelMode(), we firstly check if panel is
Here's the log on 2.11.10 with the patch added.
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I figure out the reason from your log.
Please see the line in the log:
(II) GEODE(0): VSA Panel Mode is: 800x600, pixel clock freq(kHz) is 4
The platform ret value is 2. So entry 2 will be used(800x...@60). When this
entry is used, most of the modes will be prunde by X server. And you
Currently having access to an eCafé EC800, I can confirm that 2.11.10-1
doesn't find 1024x600.
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Please help check ret value in function LXGetLegacyPanelMode() in lx_panel.c.
If that ret value is 3, the patch I commit will not affect the resolution the
panel supports.
If that ret value is 7, my patch will take effet.
Thanks,
Frank
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I have uploaded a slightly newer version of this driver to my PPA as a
Lucid package.
The main difference now is that the 1024x600 resolution will only be
available if the BIOS has the Panel output mode enabled. Also, the
refresh rate was updated from 60Hz to 80Hz.
Can everyone please confirm
Martin,
The Make Default Apply are buttons in monitor preferences.
It doesn't seem to have created a custom xorg.conf file.
I have attached a screenshot.
Cheers,
Jenny
** Attachment added: Make Default Apply buttons in monitor preferences
Jenny,
Where exactly did you select Make Default and Apply? Does this generate a
custom xorg.conf with that resolution?
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phpmonkey,
You can use cvt 1024 600 80 to generate the parameter, then write this
command value to replace my patch below:
+{MODEPREFIX, 48960, 1024, 1064, 1168, 1312, 0, 600, 601, 604, 622, 0,
+ V_NHSYNC | V_NVSYNC, MODESUFFIX}
+, /* 1024x...@60
I upgraded my twinhead e10 to Maverick (clean install) and things worked
beautifully out of the box (geode version installed by default is
2.11.9-5).
It booted up in 640x480 but after selecting 1024x600 (these are the only
two options, fine by me!) and then Make default apply it now
boots up
Hi Frank,
In reply to your comments,
1)
I have attached the Xorg.0.log in question.
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I'm sorry, I didn't intend to submit that comment mid-draft (:
My xserver-xorg version is 1.7.5+5Ubuntu1
In reply to your comments,
1) Since the correct ratio for my screen is 16:9, I'm honestly not
fussed about the availability of 4:3 ratios (640x480, 320x240,
especially that last one given my
Thanks for your reply. From your log file,
(**) GEODE(0): Default mode 640x480: 25.2 MHz (scaled from 0.0 MHz), 31.5
kHz, 59.9 Hz
(II) GEODE(0): Modeline 640x480x59.9 25.18 640 656 752 800 480 490 492
525 -hsync -vsync (31.5 kHz)
(**) GEODE(0): Driver mode 1024x600: 49.0 MHz (scaled from
phpmonkey,
I am glad that you can get the 1024x600 resolution for your panel without
the modeline in xorg.conf.
As you said, there are two issues remaining here:
1) The remaining resolution options are reduced. Your remaining options turn
to be two. And on my notebook, there are 3
This bug was fixed in the package xserver-xorg-video-geode - 2.11.9-5
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* Merged patches from upstream GIT:
- Fix a typo on a panel resolution's sync frequency.
- Add native support for the 1024x600 panel
Wonderful! I can confirm that with 2.11.9-5 on my TwinHead Twinmate e10
I can now get the correct ratio.
However, It defaults to 640x480 (4:3), which I quickly changed to
1024x600 (16:9) ;) [These are now the only two options]
When I boot up, the login screen still displays skewy, with the 4:3
Right, so we finally offer the right modes, but we default to the wrong
one. This can probably be easily fixed.
I wonder what makes the display buggy during boot, though.
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-geode (Ubuntu)
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Hi Frank,
As I mentioned, I have no problem getting a 1024x600 resolution with a
custom xorg.conf (which I have supplied previously, it's in the
attachments section).
I believe we are trying to see whether it is possible to have this ratio
available by default (without an xorg.conf file).
Jenny,
Thanks for your reply.
Please try my patch attached with lastest driver from freedesktop.
Delete the xorg.conf and give a try to see if you can get 1024x600 by
default. If that can work for you, I will explain the patch intention. I have
validated this patch alreandy on my
Geode 2.11.9-5 was just uploaded to Debian/unstable and Ubuntu/Maverick.
It includes the above patch to implement native support for the EC800's
1024x600 panel mode. Can you confirm whether this fixes the issue?
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this patch works fine on my LX notebook. It also uses Panel as the
output monitor. So I think it can work too on phpmonkey's set. It is
pity that I don't have one set EC800, so we must wait users' feedback.
So be patient to wait phpmonkey's reply.
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phpmonkey,
If you can not get 1024x600 still, see below:
Another point you need to pay attention is that the default screen
resolution for PANEL is set by VBIOS. So please check your VBIOS setting for
this. The very simple way is that in function LXGetLegacyPanelMode() in
lx_panel.c,
phpmonkey,
I have one set LX notebook can can set it to 1024x600 resolution.
Please see my attached xorg.conf and xorg.conf.
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I don't know in which stage you are in. Can you get this resolution on your
panel? It works fine for me.
I use Xserver 1.9 and latest geode driver on freedesktop.
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Frank: Yes, I can get it to work fine with a custom xorg.conf (listed in
the attachments area)
Martin-Éric: I deleted my xorg.conf for testing and updated to 2.11.9-3
but it still defaults to 1024x768 with the only other options being
800x600 and 640x480. So no luck there! Please let me know if
We've made a small change in how the driver treats hardware with an LCD
panel in 2.11.9-3 (available in Maverick or via my Lucid PPA). Does this
fix the issue?
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phpmonkey,
If I am not mistaken, you can not get the modeline resolution setting in
xorg.conf after you boot?
If you want to add one resolution in xorg.conf and use that in desktop, you
can try to rever the commit on
For those who need to check whether 2.11.9 fixes their issue on older
Ubuntu releases, please use the packages from my PPA:
https://launchpad.net/~q-funk/+archive/ppa
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Thanks, Martin-Éric. I succesfully installed 2.11.9 from your ppa and
removed my xorg.conf to test it out.
After rebooting, however, It defaulted to 1024x768 with the only other
options being 800x600 and 640x480. So no luck there!
I've attached my Xorg.0.log
** Attachment added: Twinhead's Xorg
And here is the syslog.
Cheers! Jenny
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Hi Martin-Éric,
I downloaded Geode 2.11.9-1 but there are dependency issues with my
current 10.04 setup (xserver-xorg-video-geode-_2.11.9-1 needs xorg-
video-abi-8.0 which needs an updated xserver-xorg-core which needs an
updated xserver-common (no worries) and keyboard-configuration (which
Can someone confirm whether Geode 2.11.9-1 resolves this issue or not?
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Is this issue fixed by 2.11.8-11 or newer? If not, can we add the
appropriate mode line to our codebase?
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Hi, Martin,
No, this issue is not fixed by 2.11.8-11, we should add the appropriate
mode line to out codebase.
In a previous Frank and Rigo study, adding Modelines to xorg.conf(or using
xrandr command) can let Geode support more wide-screen modes and can be
recognized by
Hi, Otavio,
Was it tested using the changeset I pushed for modeline validation?
Now in my platform, the modelline 1024x768 60Hz test also
added to Xorg.conf, it can still normally working. In the follow-up of
the development process, we will add the modelline into the
xf86-video-driver
you. :)
Thanks,
Hunk Cui
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Subject: [Bug 433142] Re: geode driver do not display 1024x600 on (K)UNR
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Hi Frank,
The cvt
Hi Frank,
The cvt is a linux utility for calculating VESA Coordinated Video Timing modes,
given the desired horizontal, vertical resolutions and refresh rate. Gtf is a
similar unix utility that basically does the same thing. I have seen other
display timing generating utilities including one
Hi guys,
I just tested 1024x600 resolution on Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic) with default
installation. The geode graphics driver does not have wide screen modes, when
it was initially created wide screen modes were not popular, so these modes
were not included only the most popular modes at that time
Hi, Rigo,
I promise your idea and appreciate your detail explanation. :)
Now the urgent issue is: Add the Modeline into our driver as a
default setup, if the LVDS or VGA displayer is a wide screen (16:9), it
can identify the Modeline is 1024x600, if the LVDS or VGA displayer is a
standard
Got the update here.
Can you please consult Otavio and work with him to make it available in our
Cimarron library instead of xorg.conf?
Thanks,
Frank
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PS: I meant that we should add this mode in src/cim/cim_modes.c if
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HI, Martin,
Thank you for your suggestion.
I will talk with Frank and will turn to this issue after final the unable
to set rotation issue.
Thanks,
Hunk Cui
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Hunk,
Since this modeline corresponds to a specific laptop model, should we
add it to our definitions, in the same file that Otavio recently
modified?
Martin-Éric
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Hi, phpmonkey，
This is right, because the Geode LX driver does not support the 16:9
screen, in common situation, the default is setup to 4:3 screen (1024x768), so
if you want to set 1024x600, the only method is add a common line in xorg.conf
file, see following:
in Section Monitor
Add:
Yep, that's the modeline in my current xorg.conf (bug attachment
xorg.conf that works for twinhead twinmate e10).
I'll keep using it and let you know if there is anything out of the
ordinary. Don't really know what I'm looking for concerning the
unstable instance but hopefully it's a case of
Hello,
If I run ps -aux | grep Xorg I get the error message
bad ps syntax, perhaps a bogus '-'? See http://procps.sf.net/faq.html;
which says According to the POSIX and UNIX standards, the above command
asks to display all processes with a TTY (generally the commands users
are running) plus all
OK, well here's what I did (don't know if it's good form or not...)
1. logged in as usual
2. press Ctrl+alt+F1
3. logged in
4. $ sudo pkill gdm
5. $ /usr/bin/Xorg -configure [gave some error message]
6. $ sudo /usr/bin/Xorg -configure [saved xorg.conf.new into my home directory]
I then looked at
Well. I found the pid using the top command, but using the kill
command on it just stopped everything brought up the login screen
again. Which is kind of what I expected might happen...
Am I missing something obvious?
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Hi, phpmonkey，
You can use ps -aux | grep Xorg to find the Xorg PID num, them kill
it.
Thanks,
Hunk Cui
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Dear Hunk Cui,
Yes my computer has a 16:9 ratio (lspci already provided) which is why I
was seeking a 1024x600 resolution.
I will provide the info I have, please let me know if I am missing
anything.
I tested the three scenarios in the following order
1. no xorg.conf - default for 10.04
2.
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As you can see from the screenshots...
#1 doesn't have the option 1024x600 and defaults to 1024x768
#2 when I rebooted I got the following error message:
Ubuntu is running in low-graphics mode.
The following error was encountered. You may need to update your configuration
to solve this.
(EE)
Hi, phpmonkey,
Please support your work fine xorg.conf file.
BTW: as usual, you can run /usr/bin/Xorg -configure to produce the system
xorg.conf (in /root/xorg.conf.new), then replace the Driver name is geode.
then copy to /etc/X11/ (rename xorg.conf), the system will find this file.
Thanks,
Hi, phpmonkey,
Please provide your work fine xorg.conf file.
BTW: as usual, you can run /usr/bin/Xorg -configure to produce the system
xorg.conf (in /root/xorg.conf.new), then replace the Driver name is geode.
then copy to /etc/X11/ (rename xorg.conf), the system will find this file.
Thanks,
Hi, phpmonkey
You can setup 1024x600 screen, and run it for a long time. Then see
whether it is working fine.
Thanks,
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Hi Hunk Cui,
The xorg.conf file that works for me is attached to this earlier
comment: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-
geode/+bug/433142/comments/26
I'm fine with that conf file, but I'm happy to do more testing, so I
tried to run usr/bin/Xorg -configure but I just
Hi, phpmonkey，
this is right, because your xorg is running, it will report the error, so you
must end up your Xorg through kill the Xorg pid, then run the /usr/bin/Xorg
-configure
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Hi, phpmonkey Rainer
I have some question to ask you.
1). Why you use a 1024x600 screen? Is it 16:9 in your laptop. For the common
dislay, both 4:3 and 16:9, after I use your xorg.conf to test the display
(setup the AUTO menu), my xf86-video-geode version is 2.11.8, XServer version
is
Hi Hunk.
1. yes, that's what I wanted to do. My old netbook had an 1024x600
(16:9) screen. I dont know if that was your only question.
2. I'm afraid I can't use your xorg.conf because I sold the netbook. So
I can't help you. Maybe phpmonkey can.
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Hi, Rainer
1. An 1024x600 (16:9) screen is properly diplay (through setup the VGA/LVDS
AUTO menu), it can display the 16:9 and 4:3 screen, so I confuse whether it is
a bug.
2. If everyone reproduce the bug phenomenon, please tell me the steps.
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Hunk Cui,
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I have a Twinhead Twinmate e10 laptop which I have been struggling to
get working with a 1024x600 screen in Ubunt or UNR. It always goes to
1024x768. I'd made it used to make it liveable by putting two blank
panels at the bottom that filled in the excess 168 pixels. Then,
working in full-screen
Here's the xorg.conf for my machine (created in /etc/X11/xorg.conf as
10.04 doesn't have one by default)
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Everything works in Xubuntu, but...
every time I have to login, i must start a xterm session, delete the file
$HOME/.config/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/displays.xml
type exit to switch back to graphical login screen and login again!
And then, the resolution is 800x480: if I change it to
I think the bug is described here, too
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xsplash/+bug/498164
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geode driver do not display 1024x600 on (K)UNR Karmic
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/433142
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Ok,
it works under gnome!
But for this small machine (only 512 MB of RAM and a 500 MHz AMD Geode), LXDE
should be much better:
I tried to install LXDE+OpenBox, but only the 800x480 works!
I really can't undersatnd why, do you have any ideas?
Thanks a lot
Davide
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geode driver do not display
the below workaround is posted elsewhere (in pieces), but may be useful for
those experiencing this bug:
I finally came to use it for an old machine (otherwise working karmic perfectly
of course) with an old D1751 17 ATT monitor, after lots of research
# use 'cvt' to get the modeline below
By the way, I don't have any /etc/X11/xorg.conf file in 9.10!!!
What am I supposed to do?
Thamks a lot again
Davide
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geode driver do not display 1024x600 on (K)UNR Karmic
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/433142
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Ok,
I created the needed file in /etc/X11/, stopped gdm giving
sudo service gdm stop
and restarted with
sudo service gdm start
but only 800x480 works: is there a definitive patch or something?
I used Albrecht's xorg.conf for Hercules eCafe EC-800 and Xorg 1.6.4
Thanks again
Davide
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geode
Hi,
I dont know how you used the Albrecht's xorg.conf, but if I understood it
correctly, you might use a modified xorg.conf.
You need to uncomment some lines of his xorg.conf.
It would be something like the file I attached above.
Hope it works (I dont have an Hercules eCafe).
Thanks.
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Rainer Oliveira schrieb:
Hi,
I dont know how you used the Albrecht's xorg.conf, but if I understood it
correctly, you might use a modified xorg.conf.
You need to uncomment some lines of his xorg.conf.
For that eCafe machine I had only the 800 x something resolution worked
(without this
Hello,
I own an Hercules EC-800 and, tired of Mandriva, I'm trying to use Xubuntu
distribution.
Every one I tried gives me the problem you are talking about, and I'd like to
know if it's possible, with Xubuntu 9.10, to have both the resolutions working,
I mean that I can choose between 800x480
Rainer, how exactly are we supposed to change the defaults for the next
Ubuntu release? What should be the new default mode?
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geode driver do not display 1024x600 on (K)UNR Karmic
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/433142
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Hi!
Honestly, I dont understand autoconfig scripts and those kind of things =)
(I dont know if it helps), but I manage to get the 1024x600 resolution in
Karmic with this minimal xorg.conf. So i guess thats the xorg expected behavior
to this specific hardware.
If you need more info, please let
Thanks a lot, Christian!!
Changing the PanelGeometry for PanelMode really worked for me.
I just need to make an adjustments, but worked really nice :)
Before mark this as fixed, I guess it would be a good idea to make these
changes avaliable by default in next Ubuntu releases.
Thanks again,
Hi,
same problem here on a Hercules eCafe EC-800 with Xubuntu 9.10. I have
tried Albrecht's xorg.conf but it failed. I have the GDM login screen
with the correct resolution but XFCE doesn't want to start. I fall back
to the login screen of GDM. After I have deleted the xorg.conf I can
boot
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