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From: Stephan D. <dr...@fr...> - 2007-04-22 18:13:22
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> > With the panels native resolution of 1024x512, I can see that the screen > > is initialised properly (to the full resolution), but consists only of > > white on-pixel-wide vertical stripes. Some sort of blinking in the area > > of the curser is also visible. > > Try booting with video=atyfb:xclk:63. Thanks, that helps partly! I can see a proper picture, however just in the left 2/3 of the screen, I guess that is 640x480. It is also slightly shifted downward. What does xclk do? Where can I find proper docs for the driver? (In the usual place aka. the source?) > > Changing timing information for atyfb (with M and R options in mode) > > didn't help, so did enabling the native panel interface in the kernel. > > What is this 'native panel interface'? It is the kernel option FB_ATY_GENERIC_LCD. Enabling it and your proposed kernel argument resulted in a pefectly working framebuffer! Yieppieh! Thanks! :) Thanks for the quick and helpful repy! --Stephan |