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[Perhaps slightly OT]
Randy.Dunlap wrote: |> Can't, won't. That touches the graphics core, that is entirely my |> department. I have no docs, I have no "official" bit-names. Dealing |> with SiS chips for almost 5 years made me remember bit numbers and |> register indices much better than some self-invented, long defined |> pseudonames. And comparing this with my sources of information (read: |> disassembler output) is much easier than having to look up a defined |> alias at every line. | | | I see. You are brave. :)
Well, thanks, some poor misguided people used to call this "sick".... ;)
|> Allright, version 1.0.3 of the patch attached, officially named the |> "how-to-lose-an-enthusiastic-driver-programmer-in-10-days"-edition. | | Well, that certainly wasn't the intent.
Seriously, I was just kidding! :) (Please excuse my stinginess when it comes to smilies-usage.)
| Thanks for the changes that you _did_ make.
Well, it's fun after all. Seeing this device work on a linux box after only three weeks of knowing of its existance, and after having it here for only two days was quite satisfying I can tell. The X driver is finished as well and I will commit it to the X.org repository very soon. The fbdev addition to the USB kernel driver is almost on top of my to-do list. The latter is - I think - the hardest part because the fbdev stuff doesn't seem to be made for such devices and assumes a memory mapped framebuffer. But I am sure I will find a way. Perhaps some sort of "shadow framebuffer" like the X driver uses. We'll see.
Thomas
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