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Status: Confirmed => Won't Fix
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** No longer affects: xserver-xorg-video-i810 (Ubuntu)
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FWIW, and I'm not certain I'm in the right place, I have a Toshiba
Satellite A55 with i855GM graphics. At one time the TV out (s-video)
worked under Ubuntu... up through 10.04 Lucid (and I think 10.10
Maverick as well) but with 11.x (Natty and Oneric) it quit working. I
was hoping it might return
I still have the hardware, but do not have the ability to write the
code. Should anyone else write it, I would be more than happy to test.
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Not everyone with these chipsets would be affected, because not everyone
with these chipsets has a DVO card. Personally, I've been wanting to get my
hands on such a card for several years, but I've never been able to find
one.
On Dec 22, 2008 2:44 PM, Craig73 funru...@gmail.com wrote:
Does
Whoops, accidentally read the first post in this thread as the last, and
responded accordingly. My bad.
On Feb 9, 2012 2:12 PM, Daniel Gimpelevich
dan...@gimpelevich.san-francisco.ca.us wrote:
Not everyone with these chipsets would be affected, because not everyone
with these chipsets has a
Yesterday I collected an (apparently) useful information regarding the
i855GM (rev.02) hardware (which I own):
after a linux session I rebooted into windows xp, activated the TV-OUT
and used it to watch for many hours. Then I rebooted into linux and just
before Xorg rewrote the video buffer, I
** Summary changed:
- [i855] [i855] no support for TV-Out on 8xx chipsets
+ [i855] no support for TV-Out on 8xx chipsets
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Pushed by frustration of having to close my Linux sessions and boot into
Windows, I packaged a chroot live system to use my TV-OUT without rebooting.
Xorg 1.4 + the old i810 driver (v1.7.2) are inside, with perfectly compiling
sources (so if somebody wants to rework its PCI part, you have a ready
Hi Bryce,
yes it no more compiles after the PCI rework done in Xorg server 1.6.
There is a howto here http://www.x.org/wiki/PciReworkHowto which guides
in rework of the new 'intel' driver, and I assume that the parts in i810
legacy driver which needs rewrital are almost the same.
Has anybody
** Description changed:
+ The -intel driver does not support TV out through DVO, which is used by
+ many 8xx-based laptops, and at this time upstream has no plans for
+ implementing support.
+
+ The specifications for the chips (chrontel) have been published, so it
+ is feasible for someone
On Sun, May 03, 2009 at 03:52:39PM -, legolas558 wrote:
@Bryce: I compiled it against xorg-dev 1:7.3+18 (I use Debian Squeeze),
I had to install several packages to let the 'configure' script run
successfully. From my logs I think you should install these: x11proto-
video-dev libxv-dev
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Hi legolas,
It's great to see that you've delved into making this work. Can I ask,
when you mentioned you got the i810 driver compiled, was that on top of
xserver 1.6? What steps did you need to take to get it built?
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@Bryce: I compiled it against xorg-dev 1:7.3+18 (I use Debian Squeeze),
I had to install several packages to let the 'configure' script run
successfully. From my logs I think you should install these: x11proto-
video-dev libxv-dev libxvmc-dev x11proto-video-dev libxv-dev libxvmc-dev
libfontenc-dev
@Syrius1977: I have compiled the i810 drivers for my Xorg server (I am
using squeeze), I have a problem with my LFP (local flat panel): it
becomes blank (but does not go off), while I can actually see something
on the TV. I have tried many combinations of MonitorLayout and screen
resolutions but
I confirm that I got the TV-OUT working with the compiled i810 driver
and using
Option MonitorLayout NONE,TV
So that my LFP does not get blanked. A side effect is that I am not
using clone mode, the LCD display is turned off and when exiting the X
session all ttys get an invalid resolution
@Craig: see comment 55, they don't have a development plan for this
feature. I know what to NOT buy next time..
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@Sirius1977:
Isn't it possible to make the i810 driver available in 8,10?
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@Sirius1977: no, because that's not supported (e.g. compatibility will
break at some point and all new bugs will not be fixed, see proper
definition of unsupported software).
nvtv reports an error:
TVCh2Create: CH7009 family not yet supported
From Xorg.0.log I *know* that I have a CH7017, nvtv
@legolas558: I've got the same error message but it works. The patched
nvtv will only work with the old i810. If you are using 8.04 then give
it a try. There should be something appear on the TV after you have made
the changes to xorg.conf. Then nvtv comes to the game.
I'm still add me to the
@legolas, it should not come as a surprise that all of the video drivers
maintained by a company (-fglrx, -nvidia, -intel) have cut-offs in terms
of how old of hardware they continue to support. Like you I don't think
this is a good thing, but certainly from their business perspective is
is the
Hi Bryce,
thanks for your extended explanation about how things go.
I told my feelings as consumer, not open source developer. As open
source developer and supporter I am really happy of Intel's
open-source-friendly strategy.
But as a consumer I am really screwed up about the fact that Windows
Sirius,
This is still good information to know for the developers. Thanks for
coming here yourself.
Now, the question is why.
Thanks,
Craig
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Hi all
Since the old i810 driver is no longer in the repos (since intrepid) the
solution i posted on ubuntuforums.org is not working anymore. The new
Intel drivers have no support for TV-OUT on the 855gm.
The only way to get a working TV-out is switching back to hardy (8.04)
because the old i810
It's definitely going to be up to the community.
There are many questions on this, many work-arounds that may or may not
work for users in the forums, the Answers community and ubuntu-users
list, and this has been since 2005? I could barely believe it when I
found this bug when trying to help
Built in hardware from a 4-year-old laptop should definitely be working by
now.
On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 1:16 PM, Craig Huffstetler
craig.huffstet...@gmail.com wrote:
It's definitely going to be up to the community.
There are many questions on this, many work-arounds that may or may not
work
@Jason
I'm sorry if I was unclear and you thought I was referencing just the
810. I was referencing a possible solution for the 855 series that
people are reporting problems with.
One case I am referring to (that is attached to this bug report) can be found
here:
@craig
I only meant to relay my frustration in having an older laptop with old
hardware that is not supported even by Intrepid. This bug has been open
forever, yet nothing has come of it thus far, other than further complaints.
One would figure that after so many complaints Intel would jump in
Ah, got it! Frustration *understood* ;-)
Cheers!
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Hello, Again like many before me, I'm suffering from 855 :)
my computer is a Fujitsu-Siemens V2020 laptop, with the Intel 855 graphics.
Well, no TV out. (works fine in windows, so hardware's okay.)
i'll be attaching xorg.conf
** Attachment added: xorg.conf
Xorg.0.log
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24369956/Xorg.0.log
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when running
lspci:
~$ lspci -v | grep VGA
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82852/855GM Integrated
Graphics Device (rev 02)
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when running xrandr:
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~$ xrandr --verbose
Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200,
Hi,
I havent checked yet, but it seems also to affect : i830M (or 82830 CGC) , can
anyone confirm ?
I'll update this post after jaunty release
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Does anyone know how to query the HWDB to get a statistic on how many of
these chipsets are out there and in use under Ubuntu? (IE - how many
people are impacted / how many people would be willing to contribute
towards contracting a fix)
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