Re: still ..Confused about atyfb and M1

On Thu, 5 Feb 2004, Richard Smith wrote:

Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:

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How much?  Are things like the ammount and type of RAM autodetected or
just read from registers that the BIOS is supposed to set?

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Atyfb reads them from the registers.

So this is probally why all the values are jacked up.  They probally
aren't set correctly to begin with.  I'll try hardcodeing them in the
driver with what I think they should be.

You may have to program the memory control for the correct type of memory, too.

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1002:4c4d

Wonder why your device ID is differnet than mine.  Can you send me a

Because mine is AGP and yours is PCI?

'lspci -vv' of your M1?

I can, but not right now. If the answer above doesn't satisfy you, just ask
again.

Gr{oetje,eeting}s,

						Geert

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