On Sun, Aug 10, 2003 at 08:57:43PM -0700, Jon Smirl wrote:
As far as I know linux/pci_ids.h is not being
generated, it is hand built. That probably explains
why it had about 15 entries in it that were wrong for
the Radeon/Rage128.
Same is true for xf86PciInfo.h (being hand generated), although
Update of Rage128 and Radeon PCI IDs patch.
Adds a few more Radeon IDs from XFree code.
Removes switch in computing name and uses table
instead.
In the kernel DEVICE_NAME_SIZE is currently defined as
50 but most of the pretty names are around 100 chars
in length. Any objections to raising
As far as I know linux/pci_ids.h is not being
generated, it is hand built. That probably explains
why it had about 15 entries in it that were wrong for
the Radeon/Rage128.
My understanding is that drivers/pci/pci.ids is
semi-hand built. It is partially generated from
http://pciids.sf.net/ and
Jon Smirl wrote:
These add all known Radeon and Rage128 PCI IDs to
their respective framebuffer drivers. It also updates
linux/pci_ids.h with these IDs.
Both drivers will display pretty_name if
CONFIG_PCI_NAMES is enabled, otherwise a name is
generated.
Please check over the chip family
These add all known Radeon and Rage128 PCI IDs to
their respective framebuffer drivers. It also updates
linux/pci_ids.h with these IDs.
Both drivers will display pretty_name if
CONFIG_PCI_NAMES is enabled, otherwise a name is
generated.
Please check over the chip family definitions in the
