Hi all, Sorry if it's a stupid question: What is the meaning of 'noaccel' parameter to a framebuffer driver, like viafb? In viafb, it is defaulted to 1 and 'defaultaccel' is set to !noaccel, which is 0. But the code for setting default_var.accel_flags according to defaultaccel is commented out, and it is set to 0 no matter how. How does this affect the performance?
Another question is that I tried 'fbset -bcast true' after inserting viafb.o with TVoverscan either 0 or 1, but there was no effect at all. And in some modes, like 720x576 PAL, TVoverscan doesn't seem to affect anything. The TV output is always well inside the screen, with the left side clipped a bit (the left side is still within the screen, but a portion of about a few character wide is clipped). Am I issuing the -bcast true command correctly? What is the expected effect? Thanks! Selwyn -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe directfb-dev" as subject.
