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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
gdamore	d92bd53f93	Correct two problems with established timings. First, the wrong hex value was being read due to using the same byte twice. Second, the ordered list of names was backwards in the _edid_modes list.	2006-05-13 00:39:19 +00:00
gdamore	6594783dbb	Add EDID framework. (No documentation as yet.) This allows one to query monitors (or use BIOS EDID data) and learn their default modes, etc. To use this, pass an EDID data block edid_parse(), and get back nicely parsed data, including precalculated modes using GTF, etc. The result can be printed using edid_print(). Also, if you want to use GTF to generate modes without EDID, you can use the vesagtf pseudo-device. vesagtf.c can also be compiled as a standalone program to generate XFree86 modelines.	2006-05-11 01:49:53 +00:00

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gdamore

d92bd53f93

Correct two problems with established timings. First, the wrong hex value

was being read due to using the same byte twice.

Second, the ordered list of names was *backwards* in the _edid_modes list.

2006-05-13 00:39:19 +00:00

gdamore

6594783dbb

Add EDID framework. (No documentation as yet.)

This allows one to query monitors (or use BIOS EDID data) and learn their
default modes, etc.  To use this, pass an EDID data block edid_parse(), and
get back nicely parsed data, including precalculated modes using GTF, etc.

The result can be printed using edid_print().

Also, if you want to use GTF to generate modes without EDID, you can use the
vesagtf pseudo-device.  vesagtf.c can also be compiled as a standalone program
to generate XFree86 modelines.

2006-05-11 01:49:53 +00:00

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