I've got the same problem trying to display on a PAL CRT television
using a VGA-> SCART lead.
mobo: Albatron KI690-AM2 with onboard RS690G chipset (Radeon
Xpress 1250)
OS: OpenSuSE 10.3 with 2.6.24 kernel for x86_64
X server 7.2.0
xorg.conf: Driver "radeon" # version 6.8.0 built from git
repository as of Apr 1st 2008 (commit fc9af578...1b0e)
Modeline "768x576i" 14.76 768 824 888 944 576 581 586 625
-hsync -vsync interlace
When I try the xrandr switch the black vsync gap disappears so I get full
screen, but the y-coords are wrong (- looks like the X mouse events are
generated as y-mouse co-ord x 2) and only a fraction (top left corner) of my
desktop is visible.
The patch has no effect on my setup - presumably legacy_crtc.c not used for my
card... does anyone have any clues as to a work-around until this bug is fixed
properly ? I had a quick look but didn't spot the same code to what was
changed in the legacy_crtc.c patch...
I also tried the 'radeonhd' v1.1.0 driver, but looks like it won't
support interlace yet...
Thanks
Mantis
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interlacing broken in gutsy on radeon/ati open source driver
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/144322
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