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H A D | SetDisplayMode.c | 20603b95f3565640fc0d66b78f0f8f77106d70e2 Tue Oct 25 13:53:31 UTC 2005 Rudolf Cornelissen <rudolf.cornelissen@gmail.com> rewrote DPMS programming (this time the 'setting' part). Now the new nv.setting 'vga_on_tv' is respected: wich means that VGA output will be turned off by default when you enable TVout on a head (still only head1 supported for TVout). You can preset it to be kept enabled via that setting, although that is considered a tweak which 'might' destroy your (old) screen (offcially non-compatible timing on VGA). It's a handy option to have for singlehead cards though. NOTE: fixed DMA acceleration fault introduced when I added the vga_on_tv option initially (it over-wrote the dma setting!). DMA acc should now be working 'normally' again. Bumped driver to version 0.59. Note: We have a confirmed working Nvidia Geforce 7800 GT PCIe (ID 0x0092). Acceleration is disabled yet on them though. |
/haiku/src/add-ons/accelerants/nvidia/engine/ | ||
H A D | nv_brooktreetv.c | 20603b95f3565640fc0d66b78f0f8f77106d70e2 Tue Oct 25 13:53:31 UTC 2005 Rudolf Cornelissen <rudolf.cornelissen@gmail.com> rewrote DPMS programming (this time the 'setting' part). Now the new nv.setting 'vga_on_tv' is respected: wich means that VGA output will be turned off by default when you enable TVout on a head (still only head1 supported for TVout). You can preset it to be kept enabled via that setting, although that is considered a tweak which 'might' destroy your (old) screen (offcially non-compatible timing on VGA). It's a handy option to have for singlehead cards though. NOTE: fixed DMA acceleration fault introduced when I added the vga_on_tv option initially (it over-wrote the dma setting!). DMA acc should now be working 'normally' again. Bumped driver to version 0.59. Note: We have a confirmed working Nvidia Geforce 7800 GT PCIe (ID 0x0092). Acceleration is disabled yet on them though. |