855GM not changing resolutions for games
Alan Hourihane
alanh at fairlite.demon.co.uk
Fri Jan 20 14:08:58 PST 2006
On Fri, 2006-01-20 at 14:53 -0500, tuxrocks at cox.net wrote:
> > That not within DDC range error shows up like that even when you do
> >not
> > specify a sync range at all? Now I'm confused. No idea where it gets
> > those 45.7 and 50.5kHz values, probably auto-generated somewhere
> >and it
> > doesn't look like your panel returns a hsync range at all (according to
> > the log, it's using EDID 1.2 (not recommended for devices
> >manufactured
> > after 1st jan 2000...), an utterly useless and broken piece of garbage,
> > because it does not necessarily include the ONLY number you actually
> > need at least for traditional crts - the hsync (and to a lesser degree,
> > vsync) range - but I disgress...).
> > That HorizSync line above looks good except I don't know if the parser
> > accepts the spaces between the numbers and the dash.
> > Unfortunately I don't really know how mode validation on the i810 and
> > friends works, it's cumbersome enough on radeons without the need
> >for
> > VBE already. Maybe someone familiar with that driver could help you
> >more.
> >
> > Roland
>
> Tell me about it...I couldn't believe I was getting an error concerning an
> option that wasn't set. I'm guessing like you, that it's being automatically
> set somewhere...
>
> The weird thing is that everything was fine with the previous release,
> which I would think means something was changed concerning the code
> with the driver. Should this be submitted as a bug?
>
> Hopefully, like you suggested, someone familiar with the code of that
> driver might peer in and make a suggestion.
Does adding
Option "NoDDC"
to your Device Section fix it ?
Alan.
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