> Hello all, > > Here is some basic support for LVDS screens used in many laptops with with intel_extreme driver. > > -- Sidenote: Have there been any recent changes that lead to a page fault at the disk icon? I haven't been watching the change logs and now get a page-fault on my Macbook that I didn't use to. So if anyone has any insight, please mention it. Otherwise I'll re-hardcode the on- screen debugging and take a look. Darn USB keyboards :) > > > It currently has a few limitations: > * Poor multi-monitor support (if you have a VGA monitor also > connected) it should negotiate a common resolution, but nothing of this sort happens now. > * Only single-link LVDS monitors are supported, not sure if this is needed for higher resolutions laptops, but I should fix this anyways. * Currently relies on the native video mode being passed in from the BIOS. No EDID, etc support, although most TFT's don't offer it > anyways :) > > Anyways, > I've tested it out on my Macbook (GMA950), as well as an older HP laptop I have. Finlay my i855 works. I still have a black board on top of the screen that don't show up on a print screen. nearly fixes (if the black thing in top can be removed it would fix my problem) http://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/1299 related? http://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/2296 after some more testing it looks like the black top board are getting updates when I move windows around (it's more gray dotted now.. or bad EGA resolution) I have also found out that I can stretch a window the same length out of screen in the bottom as the black thing at the top.. so perhaps the screen need to move up 0.5 - 1 cm Nice work.. > > There should be minimal 'adverse' effects as the codepaths are > separated from the old DAC code. > > I'll try to touch up those minor points above in the next few weeks. > > Regards, > Chris > > -- MVH Fredrik Modéen