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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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DACs are working well, DIG support (DVI, HDMI, LVDS, etc.)
still has some issues.
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info->mc_* were used and the immediately copied into info->ModeReg
ones. Just use the ModeReg copies directly.
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Don't restore memmap regs on every mode switch.
Just do memmap save/restore/setup on server start and VT switch.
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Based on the kdrive ati video code by Eric Anholt.
R3xx/R4xx still have some clipping issues in certain situations
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Tested on my M10-based laptop.
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Seems r6xx does something different for its i2c table,
revert to the old behavior for now.
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Split out clk, data, and lock regs and masks. some cards use different
regs and masks for each. For cards with ATOMBIOS, use the i2c bios
table to grab the i2c data.
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compile-tested only
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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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move save/restore routines into legacy_crtc/output
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Conflicts:
src/radeon_display.c
src/radeon_driver.c
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The old code would attempt to limit the maximum pixel size of the screen
by limiting the maximum PLL frequency. This ends up confusing the PLL
computation code since sometimes your maximum freq can be lower than your
minimum freq. More to the point it's just wrong, maximum PLL frequency
isn't the same thing as maximum pixel clock, and even that isn't the same
thing as maximum scanout pixels per second.
The correct thing to do is filter by the mode's effective memory bandwidth.
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git+ssh://agd5f@git.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/driver/xf86-video-ati into atombios-support
merge master and fix conflicts
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add output enable masks for outputs that drive
more than one connector. Make sure we don't turn off
an output that's driving another connector.
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- reduce the calculation accuracy
- certain LVDS panels seem to only like certain ref_divs
- add pll flags to handle special cases
- adjust the pll limits on legacy cards
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- Take into account the limits from the bios tables
- Unify the PLL calculation between legacy and avivo chips
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git+ssh://agd5f@git.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/driver/xf86-video-ati into atombios-support
merge and fix conflicts
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allocate separate cursor buffers for each crtc
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ssh://agd5f@git.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/driver/xf86-video-ati into atombios-support
fix conflicts
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Algorithm adapted from BeOS radeon driver with some tweaks by me.
Actually calulate and use the reference divider rather than using the bios default.
Also, always calculate the PLL, rather than falling back to bios dividers.
This should fix bugs 12913, 13590, 13533, possibly others.
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git://git.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/driver/xf86-video-ati into atombios-support
Conflicts:
src/radeon.h
src/radeon_crtc.c
src/radeon_driver.c
src/radeon_output.c
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You've whined, you've cried, you've nagged, and you're guilt trippin has
made me do it... It actually wasn't as hard as I thought it would be.
Still not perfect, couple of things to fix yet
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Conflicts:
src/radeon_output.c
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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 should prevent the cursor from showing up on in text
mode or vesafb etc. after running the driver.
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ssh://agd5f@git.freedesktop.org/git/xorg/driver/xf86-video-ati into atombios-support
merge master and fix conflicts
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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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This uses a single file with all the pciids and parameters for radeon
family and setup in it. I don't run the perl script at build time to avoid
a perl dependency on build but adding pci ids should be done via the csv file
with openoffice or gnumeric if possible.
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