On Sun, 2003-08-17 at 18:53, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> Okay, back to playing with mode definitions then. :\ I noticed you
> weren't using the mode the panel reports here, it is:
>
> Mode "1280x854"
> # D: 79.815 MHz, H: 51.963 kHz, V: 60.003 Hz
> DotClock 79.816
> HTimings 1280 1296 1408 1536
> VTimings 854 855 858 866
> Flags "-HSync" "-VSync"
> EndMode
Been there, done that.
# Modeline "1280x854" 79.816 1280 1312 1408 1664 854 857 863 902
-hsync -vsync
# Modeline "1280x854" 79.815 1280 1296 1408 1536 854 855 858 866 -HSync
-VSync
# ModeLine "1280x854" 79.81 1280 1296 1408 1536 854 855 858 866
# Mode "1280x854" # D: 79.815 MHz, H: 51.963 kHz, V: 60.003 Hz
# DotClock 79.816
# HTimings 1280 1296 1408 1536
# VTimings 854 855 858 866
# Flags "-HSync" "-VSync"
# EndMode
# Mode "1280x854"
# DotClock 80
# HTimings 1280 1309 1460 1636
# VTimings 854 857 864 896
# Flags "+Hsync" "+Vsync"
# EndMode
# Mode "1280x854"
# # D: 100.000 MHz, H: 75.758 kHz, V: 84.740 Hz
# DotClock 100.001
# HTimings 1280 1296 1304 1320
# VTimings 854 870 878 894
# Flags "-HSync" "-VSync"
# EndMode
Gave up after that.
> Of course, it's possible that the driver can't drive the panel correctly
> without the complete EDID info...
:/
I just popped open the keyboard... don't see any way of
penetrating deeper. I don't have any tool capable of opening the screws
that aren't loose without damaging them.
Tugrul Galatali
