Hello Egbert,

Sunday, March 17, 2002, 3:16:58 AM, you wrote:



Egbert Eich> We have no idea yet, why this happens. If you want you may help
Egbert Eich> us to track this down. 
Egbert Eich> Please take a look at the chipsets video setup which happens 
Egbert Eich> in TRIDENTDisplayVideo(). By commenting out some of the code 
Egbert Eich> there you may be able to pin this down some more. The video 
Egbert Eich> won't display properly any more but first we need to know why 
Egbert Eich> it crashes before we can fix it.

Egbert Eich> Regards,
Egbert Eich>         Egbert.
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Egbert, here are the results from today:

First I removed the comments from the trident_driver.c file that
commented out the XvExtension function.  I then edited the
trident_video.c file, within the TRIDENTDisplayVideo() function I
commented out the Horizontal Zoom section.  I did a make clean, make,
and saved the resulting trident_drv.o module.  I then edited the file
again, this time commenting out the Vertical Zoom section.  Rebuilt
and saved the module again.  I then did four tests using Xmovie and an
mpeg clip at 1024x768 resolution in 16 bit color.  First test used the
original stock trident_drv.o module-the mpeg clip played just fine
although in distorted color along with the rest of the display.  The
second test used the patched trident_drv.o module that had the
XvExtension function removed.  I got good 16 bit color, the mpeg clip
played but with a distorted (slanted) output.  The Xserver did not
lock or crash.  Third test used the trident_drv.o module that had the
Horizontal Zoom function removed-I got the same results as the second
test.  The Xserver ran fine in 16 bit color with a messed up mpeg clip
under Xmovie, and did not lock or crash.  The fourth test used the
(you guessed it) trident_drv.o module that had the Vertical Zoom
function removed and got the same results as the second and third
tests.  Between each module swap and test I did a complete powerdown
of the laptop, so the display was initialized from scratch.  Let me
know what to do next.

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Best regards,
 Mike                            mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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