RE: [ANNOUNCE] xorg-server 1.6.2

Dear Keith, I check the xserver 1.6.2 code. I find that it doesn't support picking up the detailed timing from EDID extension in function xf86OutputGetEDIDModes(), is it? So HDMI may lose some detailed timing. I suggest adding the support in next version. Thanks! Best wishes,

X segment fault if use SW cursor

Dear all, When I use SW cursor on XServer 1.6.0, there is a segment fault when display rotation (xrandr --output xxx --rotate left). But it's OK on XServer 1.5.2. I trace the codes and find the cause. The function xxx_crtc_commit will call xf86_reload_cursors(). In xf86_reload_cursors(),

RandR 1.3 not support cursor transformation?

Dear all, RandR 1.3 has supported display transformation. I have tested it on Intel platform with driver 2.6.99. I find that the display can transform successfully, but the cursor makes no change with the old orientation. I trace the xserver 1.6.0 code, and find that

RE: General ATI TV-out problem with PAL B/G?

Dear Andreas, If you use the command line, the information will be lost if you quit X. If you want to save these changes, you must write them as options in xorg.conf manually. Thanks! Best wishes, Gordon -Original Message- From: xorg-boun...@lists.freedesktop.org

RE: hi, i have got a strange problem with the intel driver on my Intel 965Q Chipset

Dear Alec, I'm a little puzzled. Why the xorg.conf file have the setting about ATI card. Do you wan to use multiple display cards on your Intel platform? If not, I think your conf file is a little confusing. You can make a new configure file using the command X -configure. Please

RE: Two cursor using Xinerama on XServer 1.5.99.3

Peter, I have tried it, but it becomes worse. There are some cursors on the edge of the screen when I move the pointer. I'm afraid that the changes are still not correct. Thanks! Best wishes, Gordon -Original Message- From: Peter Hutterer [mailto:peter.hutte...@who-t.net]

intel-2.6.99.902 support primary output for RandR 1.3?

Dear all, The same thing happens on Intel platform with the package xf86-video-intel-2.6.99.902. I enable VGA and HDMI device, and make HDMI shows the right contents of VGA. Some documents mentions that the primary output holds the toolbar, shows the GDM login dialog and screensaver

RE: How can I exclude the X default mode in RandR ?

Alex, Thanks! Because HDMI doesn't support GTF timing, the X default modes are all excluded on XServer 1.6. I still have no idea how to filter them on XServer 1.5.x. I can filter certain mode, but I can't filter all the X default modes. Best wishes, Gordon -Original

RandR 1.3 support projection ?

Dear all, In RandR 1.3 introduction ppt, it's said that RandR 1.3 support projection and the transformation matrix is (1,0,0,0,1,0,0,1/d,0). That means that if the source ordinate is (x, y), the destination ordinate is (d*x/y, d). It's the projection value on the line y=d. The CRTC contents

How can I exclude the X default mode in RandR ?

Dear all, In RandR, X will include the default mode (xf86DefaultModes) in the mode list. But it's not useful for some devices (e.g. TV or HDMI). How can I delete these modes from the mode list? I don't want to output these modes if I press the command xrandr -q. It's X behavior. It seems

RE: How can I exclude the X default mode in RandR ?

Dear all, Take HDMI as an example, HDMI’s EDID may include the mode “1920x1080”, but the X default mode also have the same timing. How can I filter the others except the EDID timing? Should I use the user-define mode-type if I add the EDID timing? If the specified flag is not added,

RE: Dual screen on ATI 9600 | NV350 AQ using radeon driver - clone only ?

Dear Torbjørn, Maybe you can change the xorg.conf like this: Section Monitor Identifier VGA-0 Option PreferredMode 800x600 EndSection Section Monitor

RE: vga output on intel 4500MHD

Dear Bogdan, It seems that your monitor support three kinds of output: VGA, LVDS, TV, isn't it? If you want to use VGA output and set the 1366x768 mode, you can test the section like this: Section Monitor Identifier VGA Modeline 1368x768_60.00

RE: Two cursor using Xinerama on XServer 1.5.99.3

Dear Peter, I tried as you said. There is only ONE cursor on the screen, but it's a software cursor, not hardware. The codes about hardware cursor are not called at all. In fact, only one hardware cursor is what I want. Please give me some advice. By the way, is there something

RE: Set property in RandR

Dear Matthias: You mean that the driver should set the output mode if necessary when the property changes. Maybe we can call the output.mode_set() in the function output.set_property(). Thanks for your kind help! Best wishes, Gordon -Original Message- From:

RE: Set property in RandR

Dear Dave, I know what you said. But I have another question now. If the property depends on other factor, for example, the TV output standard is related to mode size, if mode is 640x480, the supported values of certain property are NTSC, PAL, 720P and 1080I etc; but if mode is 720x480,

Two cursor using Xinerama on XServer 1.5.99.3

Hello, all I encountered a Cursor problem when Xinerama is enabled on Ubuntu 9.04 alpha 5 (XServer 1.5.99.3). The part of xorg.conf as follows: Section ServerLayout Identifier Default Layout Screen 0 Screen0 0 0 Screen

Set property in RandR

Dear all, RandR support output property. But I want to know whether xf86CrtcSetMode() is called if I set the output property. It's said that if property type is atom, it'll be called; but if type is value, it won't be called. Is it right? Thanks! Best wishes, Gordon

[Question] Is xrandr 1.2.99.4 useful on Ubuntu 9.04 alpha5 ?

Dear all, I build Xrandr 1.22.99.4 successfully, but I can't run it. The error message is poly request too large or internal Xlib length error. I guess it's caused by mismatch of libXrandr, so I build libXrandr-1.2.99.4, but failed with error gcc: @MALLOC_ZERO_CFLAGS@: No such file or