From: "L.Y.Mesentsev" <L.Mesentsev@tvfiles.com>
To: linux-fbdev-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: TVIA CyberPro 5005 problem
Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2002 10:52:24 +0000 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <3DD0DD68.2070005@tvfiles.com> (raw)
Hi All,
Recently I've purchased a settopbox from AllWell (
http://www.gctglobal.com/Products/Set_Top_Box/Metallic6086N2/metallic6086n2.html
)
equipped with TVIA CyberPro 5005 chipset. In order to use it with
DirectFB + VDR under Linux I'm looking for framebuffer driver for it.
The only driver I've found is cyber2000fb available with a current
kernels and it claims to support ex-IGS (now TVIA) CyberPro 5000
chipsets, that should be compatible with 5005 chipsets ( I have a full
complete documentation on my chipset and it seems to be true ). The
problem is that after cyber2000fb.o is correctly loaded into the kernel
( it properly recognizes 500X chipset, video memory amount and don't log
warnings either errors ) - I see a white square on the screen ( ~
640x480 on 720x576 ) traced with weird green diagonal lines. When I try
to launch any example from DirectFB ( 640x480x16 60Hz for instance ) -
the screen becomes flicking and BW, but I can see the graphic output (
images & animation ).
Unfortunately I have not enough skill to solve this problem myself, but
I have a full set of documentation for 500X chipset and big desire to
learn.
Please, help me to make this chipset work - any help will be
appreciated.
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