anyone working on radeonfb?

2 messages, 2 authors, 2002-12-20 · open the first message on its own page

anyone working on radeonfb?

From: Aleksandr Koltsoff <hidden>
Date: 2002-12-12 12:23:48

hello

is anyone actively maintaining the radeon fb driver in the 2.4 series?

I've started reviving and older hacked version (based on mplayer radeonfb)
of the driver. The version I have has proper panning and accel console
(almost, 32bit mode is causing some minor head-aches still).

I'd like to eventually sync my version with the kernel one (and yes, I
know that the mplayer version is way off Linus coding style, and yes, it's
based somewhat on xfree86, but I'm willing to work that out eventually).

currently I have only some radeon boards left, but no DVI anymore, so I'll
need someone with DVI displays as well. Also I have no access to PPCs, so
would need someone to test the newer driver there as well if possible.

thanks :-)

ak.



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Re: anyone working on radeonfb?

From: James Simmons <hidden>
Date: 2002-12-20 19:56:57

hello

is anyone actively maintaining the radeon fb driver in the 2.4 series?
Ani Joshi is maintinaing it. 
I've started reviving and older hacked version (based on mplayer radeonfb)
of the driver. The version I have has proper panning and accel console
(almost, 32bit mode is causing some minor head-aches still).
I woudl b einterested in seeing this code. 
 
I'd like to eventually sync my version with the kernel one (and yes, I
know that the mplayer version is way off Linus coding style, and yes, it's
based somewhat on xfree86, but I'm willing to work that out eventually).

currently I have only some radeon boards left, but no DVI anymore, so I'll
need someone with DVI displays as well. Also I have no access to PPCs, so
would need someone to test the newer driver there as well if possible.

thanks :-)

ak.



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