> David L. Gehrt writes: > > Well I have my Toshiba 1805-274 running X with problems. The problems > > are that each thing displayed seems to have three flickering bounding > > boxes like line artifact offset a few pixels to the right of the > > object. If any one can suggest a fix it would be appreciated. > > > > I have included the output of scanpci, lpsci. the XF86config file, and > > the /var/log/XFree86.0.log file from getting X up and running. I tried > > a couple of times to grab a screen shot in the hopes it might show the > > artifacts I am seeing, but they came up clean, to the artifact is a > > ghost. > > > > Hm, did you upgrade the driver in the meantime? > I've committed a fix for XPAi1 support on Thursday. > > Egbert.
I am sorry to have taken so long to reply, but I wanted to have something to report, and although I have more UNIX/Linux experience than I care to admit, this was my first experience with CVS. So, over night last night I down loaded the XFree-4.2 release candidate, built it this morning on my dual processor, and installed on my Toshiba laptop. I just rebooted the system and I am pleased to report that the driver fixes you made have solved my problems. There are no artifacts on the display and it looks great. Also, even though my glance through the driver code indicates that acceleration is off by default on the chip in this system my subjective impression is that the display is is significantly faster. I guess scribbling all the artifacts must have slowed things down. I will continue testing but so far I am very well pleased with the driver. I appreciate your efforts, and congratulate you on your improvements to the Cyberblade driver. dlg _______________________________________________ Xpert mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xpert
