Hi, we need a simple graphical library for Linux. So I found svgalib. We use a grafic chip from Cirrus (6235, S VGA compatible, 512kB) and need a resolution of 640x280x256. Unfortunately the svgalib doesn`t support this chip. But I`ve read, that it is compatible with the Cirrus GD5420, and I forced the cirrus driver in svgalib to use it.
With vgatest (witch uses only functions of the svgalib), it work fine. But if I use the vgagl functions (such as gl_printf), I get an error every time vgagl writes to the physical screen (even with gl_copyscreen from a virtual context). svgalib: Segmentation fault received It occurs only, if I use a svga mode. In vga mod, such as 320x200x256, there is no problem. So I suppose, there might be a problem, if the vga memory above 64k is written by vgagl. The Kernel Version: 2.3.3. Can anybody help me? Or does anybody know a better GUI (but it have to be simple, we do not need any windowing...) Many thanks for every answer! -- To unsubscribe from this list, send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the command "unsubscribe linux-embedded" in the message body. For more information, see <http://waste.org/mail/linux-embedded>.
