Hello Tormod,
while looking at the code again, I start getting some evidence that the "+7"
offset addition really is related to panels with a horizontal hardware
resolution of 1400 pixels. I ran doxygen over some old versions of the savage
driver to dig into the history and possible changes to
Hello Tormod,
thanks for your comments and tests! Are you more deeply involved into
the calculation methods for these savage drivers?
In fact, on my system I had to remove the 7-pixel offset to get the
screen full in width.
I'm sorry, at the moment I don't have a lot of time for doing an
officia
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-
video-s3/+bug/670790
This should be integrated into the driver. I will check the source code
and post a patch in the aforementioned thread.
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Hello Mike,
thanks, this driver works perfectly and I could upgrade all X components
back to the latest maverick versions. I will try to load the sources and
add the video display patch I created for the older lucid version.
Thanks and best regards!
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maverick: S3 savage (but also with vesa driver): X crash/restart after first
switch to console and back, garbaged and unusable screen after second console
switch
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/660301
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Hello,
now I resolved the problem myself on source code level. The relevant
parts are two sections in savage_video.c and savage_streams.c, where
scaling factors explicitly for LCD usage are calculated. The problem was
mainly that only the drawing starting point was modified by the scaling
factor,
Thanks for your attention, but as I need the machines for some kind of
production work, I cannot revert them to the buggy state currently, as I
had to fix and modify a lot: mainline kernel, xservers from lucid, and a
self-compiled savage xserver from the lucid sources as I had to do a
bugfix in the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-s3
This bug exists at least since 10.04 lucid, maybe earlier (have not
tested it before).
I am using the S3 savage driver for a S3 Savage/MX card on an HP XE3-GC
laptop. When playing videos (no matter which player as long as the Xv
acc
Hello,
for me it worked to downgrade all X servers to the latest lucid 10.04
version. This stopped the strange X crashes due to switching to text
consoles or blank screen / DPMS (in my case with an S3 savage card).
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I am experiencing a similar issue which I reported here:
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