Re: Graphics (SVGA?) Support for Intel 810 Chipset under Linux?

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From: Wolfgang Denk (wd@denx.de)
Date: Mon 09 Aug 1999 - 13:33:35 IDT


Hi!

First let me apologize if you feel that you are  definitely  not  the
person  to send this message to - I have to admit that the whole area
of graphics in basicly unknow territory for me: I'm just a dumb  user
in this area. [Not so in other areas, I hope :-) ]

However, I'm responsible for getting Embedded Linux running as OS for
a high-volume consumer product, and the decision was made to base the
first series of this product on an Intel motherboard  using  the  810
Chipset. While I don't expect problems with the rest of the OS (based
on RedHat 6.0 Linux) we have no display yet :-(


We need support for  a  linear  32  bit  display,  640  x  480,  with
extension to allow for overlay. [I hope this makes sense to you, I've
just  copied  what  our engineer told me; if not, please ask for more
details.]

And we need it *fast*.


Please let me know if this is something where you can (and  want  to)
help,  or  if  you know somebody else who can, or if there is already
work going on to support  the  810  chipset.

Donations in form of hardware and/or money and even  contracting  for
the development are definitely an option and can be discussed.


Please reply directly to wd@denx.de  -  I'm  not  subscribed  to  the
svgalib mailing list.

Thanks in advance,

Wolfgang Denk, DENX Software Engineering

-- 
Shakespeare's Law of Prototyping: (Hamlet III, iv, 156-160)
        O, throw away the worser part of it,
        And live the purer with the other half.


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