From: ludovic p. <pl...@nn...> - 2006-02-02 21:39:55
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Your work is really interresting ! Does your driver actually disable NV vga ioports ?=20 In my case, that could be helpfull : My computer runs with a MGA and a NVIDIA board. Sometime, the nvidia head= =20 seems to be messed up when X starts on the MGA board. I believe that the = X=20 mga driver directly accesses the VGA ioports which belong to the NV board= . So, with nvvgacon I may have a vga console on the NV card which would not= =20 require VGA ioports access. If your driver disable VGA ioport on the NV=20 board, I'll be sure that no more conflict will arise ! Regards, Ludovic P Le Jeudi 2 F=E9vrier 2006 20:22, Matan Ziv-Av a =E9crit : > On Tue, 31 Jan 2006, Unger Richard wrote: > > Multiple VGA text consoles seems difficult (Avilis pointed out that o= nly > > one VGA device per PCI domain is allowed) - I really know too little > > about it, but it seems to me that one runs into BIOS/Hardware issues > > that make more than one VGA device impossible. > > Actually, multiple VGA text consoles are not that hard. Most PCI card > allow alternate access to both VGA registers and VGA memory thru the PC= I > regions. > I adapted vgacon to work on nvidia and matrox cards: > http://www.arava.co.il/matan/misc/textcon.tgz > but it should be easy to make it more generic. --=20 "And I doubt complaining to the author gets you anything but a free procm= ail rule." - Alan Cox on asking authors to document their code |