Radeon support (Was: Re: (no subject))

I thought that might be a possibility, too, except that the same monitor
works with the same applications when connected to the DVI output on the
7500 with the adapter.  So apparently the application isn't switching to
an unsupported frequency.

I might try to get the app to dump the registers anyway, though.

Thanks for the response.

Oh, and sorry for sending an e-mail without a subject to the list.

Adam

On Tue, 6 Aug 2002, Christopher P Wright <softpixel.com> wrote:

i dont develop many fb drivers, but it sounds like the video out dfb sets
your card to is out of sync range (causing the monitor to ignore it rather
than toast itself).  perhaps see what the clocks are being set to, and
maybe check configuration of dfb (i havnt used that in a while now, so i
dont know too much about it)

if possible, get some app to dump your card's registers while the screen
is blanked.  then send this to dfb developers, amybe they will be able to
see what is getting done improperly.

best of wishes on getting this fixed,
chris

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