It's me again. DGA seemed to work with XF4.20 but it was still a bit to slow (but mostly because Half-Life didn't let me choose 320x240 and the low-res modes were stretched incorrectly on the display which made playing not very much fun).
I went back to XF3.3.6 (because it's less memory-consuming) and today I found something interesting on the net: I have one of those castrated 896KB cards which don't do 800x600x16bpp and - as we all know - 8bpp is ugly. But there are some modelines floating around on the net that give you 800x570x16bpp :-))) But the screen is on top and you get the 30 "missing" pixel rows on the bottom of the screen. It would be nicer to have 15/15 on top and bottom so that it doesn't look like "hey your screen is messed up". Is this possible? "lcd_center" doesn't change anythig :( Steffen Hein *happy_because_he'll_never_use_8bpp_on_his_notebook_again* PS: How "dangerous" can "override_validate_mode" be on a 1997 lcd? I think they were "intelligent enough" back then? _______________________________________________ Neomagic mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/neomagic
