Dear all,
In RandR, X will include the default mode (xf86DefaultModes) in the
mode list. But it's not useful for some devices (e.g. TV or HDMI). How
can I delete these modes from the mode list? I don't want to output
these modes if I press the command xrandr -q.
It's X behavior. It seems
Dear Xserver-Developers,
at first I would like to express how much I appreciate your work and it is
really great to see such active and skilled people.
But unfortunately I having a problem with the current Debian-stable
Xserver (1.4.2-10). I am using a program that relies on 2d APIs to draw
Dear all,
Take HDMI as an example, HDMI’s EDID may include the mode “1920x1080”, but
the X default mode also have the same timing. How can I filter the others
except the EDID timing?
Should I use the user-define mode-type if I add the EDID timing? If the
specified flag is not added,
Hi,
I am using a program that relies on 2d APIs to draw lines and
circles, and the performance of this program had an huge decrease since my
change to Debian-lenny.
Most likely you are now using EXA (newer intel drivers default to it),
a new acceleration architecture which does no longer
On 3/23/09, gordony...@viatech.com.cn gordony...@viatech.com.cn wrote:
Dear all,
In RandR, X will include the default mode (xf86DefaultModes) in the mode
list. But it’s not useful for some devices (e.g. TV or HDMI). How can I
delete these modes from the mode list? I don’t want to
Pushed, thanks!
On 3/16/09, Alex Villacís Lasso a_villa...@palosanto.com wrote:
The Linux kernel version 2.6.29-rc7 introduced a regression that makes a
mmap2() call on /dev/dri/card0 fail with EAGAIN on Savage chipsets (don't
know about other chipsets yet). I have not yet bisected it or
Hi all,
I've been working a bit on trying to get the XO laptop working with a
USB to VGA dongle.
Some background:
http://n2.nabble.com/Problem-to-use-with-USB-VGA-dongle-td2113181.html
Using an xorg.conf that displays *only* on the VGA output works. I am
wondering how to set up mirroring
On Wed, 18 Mar 2009, Peter Hutterer wrote:
I think in 1.4, xf86OSMouseInit was still in the server, so maybe
there's some conflicts there.
That sounds like that was it. Maybe the xf86-input-mouse configure should
check for xorg-server = 1.4.99.something instead of = 1.0.99.901 (so it
won't
A set of fixes to make touchpads work nicely again.
Fix to enable key repeat for server 1.5 + evdev 2.2.
Jeremy Jay (2):
Set rel when converting absolute touchpad coordinates to relative
(#20661)
make sure to clear all axis_map entries
Peter Hutterer (5):
Restore
