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Now that the screen section mapping is fixed,
Make the option per-instance and allow multiple
outputs to be specified; e.g., DVI-0 and HDMI-0
associated with instance 0 and LVDS and VGA-0
associated with instance 1.
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Allows users that want to use zaphod mode to select
which xrandr outputs are assigned to which head. E.g.,
Option "ZaphodHeads" "LVDS,VGA-0"
will assign LVDS to the first zaphod driver instance
and VGA-0 to the second instance.
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Signed-off-by: Alan Coopersmith <alan.coopersmith@sun.com>
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This moves to a boolean instead of using VRAM sizing.
as per Michel's suggestions on list.
Signed-off-by: Dave Airlie <airlied@redhat.com>
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This patch returns NULL for pixmap creation when we are using
mixed pixmaps and the pixmap has a size.
The size check is necessary for the front buffer.
We add a flag to force pixmap creation for certain pixmaps
that need to be hw, like the DRI2 and Xv ones.
Idea from Michel and workarounds from Ben Skeggs.
v2: add Option "EXALowVRAM" to allow configuring this, value in MBs.
Signed-off-by: Dave Airlie <airlied@redhat.com>
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- add support for analog option to force edid to analog
mode
- fix compilation on older xservers
- updated man page
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This attribute allows the user to override which
crtc is synced with when XV_VSYNC is enabled. This
is useful for clone modes where the user can might want
to override the default.
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Allows you to specify an edid per output from a file
to override what is detected by DDC. Useful for
problematic monitors or KVM switches that block
DDC. Specifying an EDID that is not compatible with
your monitor could damage your monitor so use with
caution.
agd5f: cache the custom edid at startup so we don't
have to read it from file every time the output is
queried.
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Dyanmically switch between power states. Switch to a low
power state when the system is idle (DPMS off).
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Force the chip to a low power mode at the expense
of performance.
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- replaces DynamicClocks Option as the name was misleading
- unified interface for atom and com based bioses
- fix up clock gating code for newer r3xx asics
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from bug 20648
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If set, enables the use of atombios for modesetting
on r4xx cards.
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bug 20030
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bug 19329
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This code is still experimental but we will allow users to enable it for experimental reasons
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from bug 19098 with some minor fixes from me
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fixes bug 19039
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Thanks to Joseph Adams for helping me sort this out.
Verified on eMac G4/1.0 with radeon 7500
Later eMacs with radeon 9200 or 9600 chips may have
different ddc setups. Need to verify.
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Update render accel and page flipping information.
fixes bug 17887.
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On some radeons you can't read the bios without initializing int10.
On ATOM-based secondary cards, intitializing int10 tends to hang the card.
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If you have a washed out image on the tv dac, try this option.
Option "DefaultTVDACAdj" "TRUE"
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Seems there are lots of busted ACPI lid status and people
starting X with the lid closed.
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Generally, users that start X with the laptop lid closed
want to use one or more external monitors rather than the
internal panel and do not want the internal panel to be on
by default. Others, it seems, want to always have the
internal panel on, regardless of the lid. I can't win.
Enable this option to force the latter.
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Thanks to Étienne Bersac for helping to figure this out.
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Also fix a typo in internal tv-out parsing
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this brings in some previous research from Michel Dänzer,
Sjoerd Simons, and myself. Hopefully, the driver will pick
the correct MacModel in more cases. This also changes the
default connector table for desktop Macs to dual DVI rather
than DVI+VGA as that seems to be the case more often than not.
External TMDS chips are handled separately now as well.
Eventually we should add an option to allow the user to specify
what external TMDS chip they need, but we don't have enough info
yet, so we'll rely on OF to init the external chip in most cases
for now.
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Some macs (minis and powerbooks) use internal tmds, others use external tmds
and not just for dual-link TMDS, it shows up with single-link as well.
Unforunately, there doesn't seem to be any good way to figure it out.
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