On 10/04/2008, Gerald Zajac <zajacg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Thomas wrote that code about 5 years ago when there were more old CRT > monitors that had bad checksums. Like I said earlier, of the 10 monitors > that I tested, only two failed, and only one of those failures was a > checksum error. The monitor with the checksum error was built in 1997 by > Shinho, and had a number of invalid data values in addition to the checksum > error. > <snip> > > Is the intel_extreme the only driver that currently uses the Common > Accelerant code? The s3savage driver does not, but the s3 driver which will > replace it, when I solve a few problems with some of the Savage chips, does > use the Common Accelerant code. I've got several CRTs at my disposal, some from the late 90s, and many from the last 5-7 years. I can test with if it helps... and I can probably test them with the intel_extreme driver using an i865. I can with test them - but I'm planning on sending many of them to e-waste in the near future, so if my test results would be of any use, please let me know :)