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From: Fabrice Bellard <fabrice.bellard@free.fr>
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Josef Angermeier wrote:

> I have heard you are going to implement S3 Trio! 

Yes, it will come some day because I think implementing a bochs-like VBE 
system will not be sufficient. I still hesitate for the exact S3 card. 
PCI emulation will also be needed to ease the probing done by the OS.

> Where did you find some docs therefore ?

In an archive called vgadoc4b containing the docs of many old VGA 
chipsets. The X11 server is also a good reference.

Fabrice.