On Thu, 21 Nov 2002, George Staikos wrote:
Attached is a patch to uncorrupt the mouse pointer on PowerPC based
laptops with Radeon M9 chipsets. I'm not sure if there are other
chipsets that need this or not as this is the only one I have, but it
fixes things for me.
yes I'm sorry to
On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, George Staikos wrote:
Did you try adding your chip into the list of those excluded from the endian
swap? The patch only added the M9.
no I don't.
but while looking at the
xc/programs/Xserver/hw/xfree86/drivers/ati/radeon.h and sources under
xc/* I didn't find any
On Friday 22 November 2002 6:15 am, Keith Packard wrote:
Around 5 o'clock on Nov 22, John Tapsell wrote:
Sorry for being slow, but why isn't the display dpi good?
You could try to always make the cursor 1cm big for example - isn't that
a good thing?
Mostly what you need is bigger cursors
KP Should I stick these into the regular server so that it will never again
KP fail to start due to a lack of fonts?
Yes.
Juliusz
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YT Is anybody working on porting Kdrive to FreeBSD?
Not to my knowledge.
The generic drivers will be difficult to port until FreeBSD get their
act together and either document their VM86 calls or else implement a
framebuffer device.
Porting the KDrive core and the accelerated drivers should be
Hi!
Does the Radeon driver have TV out support?
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On Don, 2002-11-21 at 18:12, George Staikos wrote:
Attached is a patch to uncorrupt the mouse pointer on PowerPC based
laptops with Radeon M9 chipsets. I'm not sure if there are other chipsets
that need this or not as this is the only one I have, but it fixes things
for me.
IMHO this makes
Hi!
As a future ATI Radeon 8500 owner :-) I wonder about the different
available drivers :
- xfree86
- dri
- gatos
- ati.com
How are they related ?
Do the serve the same purpose or every one does its own part ?
( read : do I install one of them or do I combine them ? )
Is there any overlap
Dear Xlib experts,
I am to write program which may to draw Lines and Arcs on the place where
instance of coreWidgetClass is displayed ...
I am not to find what I am doing wrong...
Can Anyone help me,please?
thank you for any help...
yours faithfully
Peter Fodrek
P.S. source code of my
Hi!
I did animated GIF/MNG support for a simple Xlib image viewer and would like
to use the X Synchronization extension instead of signals to handle the delay
between frames, mostly just because I think it would be neat and clean to
have a timer event in the event loop :)
I'm creating an
Never mind, reread the spec and I think I got it! :)
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On Friday November 22 2002 07:58, Michel Dänzer wrote:
On Don, 2002-11-21 at 18:12, George Staikos wrote:
Attached is a patch to uncorrupt the mouse pointer on PowerPC based
laptops with Radeon M9 chipsets. I'm not sure if there are other chipsets
that need this or not as this is the
I'm trying to fix some bugs with XFree86 drivers in an Itanium (ia64)
environment. Many of the drivers seem to have a strong dependency on
libint10 for configuration, especially for getting monitor configuration
information via DDC/VBE which depends on int10.
I'll admit libint10 is one area of
I couldn't agree more !!!
I have an ATI Rage Mobility Pro chipset. This was 3D accelerated in
3.3.6 but not in 4.0. There seems to be so many ATI drivers / modules /
kernel options / ATI's own stuff that the picture for me to try and
resolve if any one is still looking at 3D on this chipset is
Eric Deveaud [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Thu, 21 Nov 2002, Scott Lampert wrote:
Is there a simple way to get X to use larger or different mouse cursors?
in current cvs tree you can set Xcursor.size to differents values.
I run at very high resolutions 1800x1440+ and it gets
Around 10 o'clock on Nov 22, Carl Worth wrote:
Is the Xft.dpi resource intended to be the logical dpi as you
described:
Yes, as noted:
Xft already uses a separately configurable value (Xft.dpi) that can be used
to adjust the size of text on the screen.
If so, can we come up with a better
John Dennis writes:
I'm trying to fix some bugs with XFree86 drivers in an Itanium (ia64)
environment. Many of the drivers seem to have a strong dependency on
libint10 for configuration, especially for getting monitor configuration
information via DDC/VBE which depends on int10.
I don't
Le ven 22/11/2002 à 17:06, Owen Taylor a écrit :
(You hit the key combo, you get a little animation around the mouse
cursor)
The ctrl key, IIRC.
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On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, Owen Taylor wrote:
Eric Deveaud [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
my whish would be to have a key combo to hilihgt the cursor, something
like pinpoint on macosx
URL:http://macchampion/pinpoiny_screenshots.shtml
There is an equivalent feature in GNOME-2.0. I just broke my
On Nov 22, Keith Packard wrote:
A better name would use different units. I tend to think of inches as
an angular measurement now :-)
Oh, I've got it. I measure Xft.dpi not by putting a ruler to my
display, but by holding my fingers an inch apart in front of my face
and counting the dots
Has anyone done work in the way of using the Linux /dev/input/event*
interface for getting mouse events?
There are the obvious catches, such as the fact that the order of the
files has been known to change..
Mostly, I'm asking because X hacking is not something I /really/ wish to
do, but will
Hi,
I submitted a bug report to the xdvi team about problems with wrong
colors on my PowerBook G4 (PowerPC platform). After some testing Paul
Vojta suggested the below:
At this point I suspect a server bug. I've enclosed a test program,
pmtest.c, with Makefile. When I run it on a Sun Ultra 5
Hello,
I'm experiencing various problems while getting DRI work on my
Acer Travelmate 612TX. This laptopt is equipped with a i815 chipset
with shared memory + 11 mb on board. I'm running a linux-from-scratch
distribution. Initially I used XFree 4.2-release.
Hope, I'm writing to the
Michel Dänzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's also my impression that dualhead support shouldn't be hard to add
looking at the radeon driver. In fact, it might be doable without docs,
someone even posted a quick'n'dirty but untested patch here. If you
absolutely need to consult documentation
I see other people have been having the following problem (me included):
load up xwindows, everything fine
logout of xwindows; go back to terminal ok BUT the text is very dark grey
and the background black:
can't read it (hardly)
some people think it's crashed (you can still execute reboot and
On Sun, Nov 03, 2002 at 07:11:35PM -0500, Kevin Brosius wrote:
Have you tried depth 16 and a larger mode, say 800x600? Not that depth
8 shouldn't work, but I'm curious. Also, does your XF86Config file
contain a 'set_mclk' parameter (or variant with mclk in it)?
Nope, doesn't work either :-(.
I am also searching drivers for this crazy board,
If U found, tell me where you get them.
Thanks,
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hi ... just installed mandrake 8.1 and was
wondering if this is compatible with 8.1 ... and if it is how to install
thanks
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On Son, 2002-11-03 at 17:03, Aymeric Vincent wrote:
Actually, I would like to understand how the r128 chip reads the video
memory and sends it to the CRTC, because when I use 15/16 or 24 bit
modes, the display on the CRT monitor (through CRTC2)
Hello ,
I own a IBM Thinkpad Transnote this is a very cool
laptop
an running mandrake 9.0 on it at the moment. the
problem is that the machine has a touch screen. and
I'm quite shure it is a touch screen of elo touch
because i have found in the news section of elotouch
that the had signed a
Is someone interested in implementing VLB bus support for xfree v4?
I have an S3 trio32 VLB card. The chipset is supported by xfree86 4.2.1
but the VLB bus is not. The card does work with 3.3.6. Can a VLB bus
support be implemented in 4.2?
Thank you.
Please cc replies to me as I am not
Hello All,
I built X back in July and got everything working fine with a
CRT. I bought an LCD
monitor (NEC1545v) and X worked great ... at first. Later
Itried to update DRI
and thats when things got rough. Now all I get are BLANK
SCREENS even after reverting
to a backup of the original
Hello!
I compiled the XFree86 server 4.2.0
and I'm using the nv driver.
When I start the X-server and change
to the graphical display (KDE) then
the X consumes about 100% of the
cpu; going back to the non graphics
console the X load on the cpu
vanishes.
Why consumes X so much cpu?
Sven
Hi all,
I have downloaded the XFree86 4.2.99.2 version from CVS.. (- cvs checkout -r
xf-4_2_99_2 xc i think)
I have built it, everything was goot during the compiling.
I have done the instructions from http://www.xfree86.org/~dawes/845driver.html
The i830.o and the agpgart module is
I was experiencing this same lock up with XFree86 4.2.1, as shipped on the FreeBSD
4.7-RELEASE CDs.
I'm also using an Asus A7N266-VM with an Athlon XP1800+. The problem was fixed by
changing my
nv_drv.o to the one on Mark's web page (link is below). Thanks much for the fix.
Here are my
Hi all,
I have downloaded the XFree86 4.2.99.2 version from CVS.. (- cvs checkout -r
xf-4_2_99_2 xc i think)
I have built it, everything was goot during the compiling.
I have done the instructions from http://www.xfree86.org/~dawes/845driver.html
The i830.o and the agpgart module is
Hallo,
I know that I reported this problem a few weeks ago, but I didn't had time to
read the answer. Sorry, but I was not subscripted. Michael Dänzer asked that
time:
On Mon, 2002-10-21 at 18:33, Marc Dietrich wrote:
I have a cirrus gd5446 with 1 mb memory installed in a Motorola
Hi Mark,
Sorry about the late response.
I did find this site...listed in earlier postings..
http://cvs.anu.edu.au/monitorconversion/
implying that it would be possible and had actually been done..
The included modeline does generate a response from the monitor (it
flickers other than
This patch (attached) add support under Linux for talking to mice
directly from the event interface, IE, /dev/input/eventn.
It is stashed as a os specific protocol, evdev, the Device option is not
a device, but instead is the device name, such as
'A4Tech USB Optical Mouse'.
It has some limits,
XF86 Ver: Tested with 4.2.0-72 (RH8.0) and CVS (Nov8th), same result
Hardware:
- Dell Inspiron 4150 Laptop w/ A03 BIOS
- i845 chipset
- ATI Radeon Mobility M7 LW rev 0
Problem PreReq: Only manifests when laptop is running on battery power.
Problem: When X is running and the keyboard/mouse
I have read over the mailing list here archives back since august 2002.
Problem: I am unable to get the card to work with X.
A number of the suggestions listed before reccommend adding an:
Option ChipID 0x4966
or
Option ChipID 0x4243
to the /etc/X11/XF86Config file in the device section for
Rigel Freden wrote:
I'm running RH 7.3 on an athlon xp 1900.
I have a logitech (i think it's logitech protocol, bought it at walmart for
$15) optical wheel mouse and a geforce 4 card, yada, yada. I think it's a
logitech because the xf86config thinger uses it as IMPS/2. I'm playing
Return
Kral Stefan wrote:
Hello,
At the moment, some XFree86-drivers force synchronization with
the vertical retrace of the CRT whenever AdjustFrame is called,
whereas some drivers do not.
I think that a uniform behaviour would be favorable.
Tests have shown that the modifications necessary are
On Mon, Nov 11, 2002 at 04:08:03AM -0500, Zephaniah E. Hull wrote:
The current state of affairs as far as being able to use
/dev/input/eventn directly is, exceedingly suboptimal.
To be blunt, under 2.4.x kernels the interface lacks ANY way to
determine which device you have if you have two
xfree86 and 2 video cards
My girlfriend is trying to get mandrake 9 working on her dell pc. It has
an onboard video card (intel 810) and she has a 2nd video card (ati rage
128 pci) that she added after she got the machine.
Should be simple enough to get her machine to work with the ati rather
than
Hi,
I'm trying to build a DVD-Box from scratch.
It's built over a Gigabyte motherboad, an Athlon 1700+, and
a Radeon 7000 Graphic card (RV6S-TV, chipset radeon VE, TV output).
I've just compiled a LFS-4.0 with XFree 4.2.1 and gatos radeon
drivers. I use mplayer to play dvd.
All works fine with
Hello
i have a laptop with a ATI radeon IGP 320M chip installed. According to
the ATI homepage it is 100% software compatible to the Radeon 9000 card
for desktops.
The xfree 4.1.0 log reports a ChipID of 0x4336 for this card. I have
tried to configure it as a radeon VE (by specifiying a ChipID
hi, also posted this to Freebsd Mobile list, pls reply also
to me as i can't subscribe to the list currently to get your replies off
of the list, thanx.jus finished putting the finishing touches on a
new FreeBSD 4.7 install onto a TECRA 720CDT with XFree86
On Sun, 2002-11-03 at 22:46, Elladan wrote:
could be wrong about that, but I think you'd need rtlinux style
extensions to the kernel to achieve direct interrupt deliveries to
user-space (and you'd need to be root, and such).
You cannot deliver interrupts directly to user space without
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