back to fine-pitched CRTC granularities: it turns out this isn't the cause of the bandwidth trouble existing on some older cards; lowered flatpanel fixed refresh to be 61Hz instead of 62Hz: some panels are _really_ picky!

git-svn-id: file:///srv/svn/repos/haiku/trunk/current@8296 a95241bf-73f2-0310-859d-f6bbb57e9c96
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Rudolf Cornelissen 2004-07-05 07:43:12 +00:00
parent 3f9ae8a3ce
commit e97520124f
4 changed files with 28 additions and 33 deletions

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@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
/* program the DAC */
/* Author:
Rudolf Cornelissen 12/2003-5/2004
Rudolf Cornelissen 12/2003-7/2004
*/
#define MODULE_BIT 0x00010000
@ -143,13 +143,13 @@ status_t nv_dac_set_pix_pll(display_mode target)
float pix_setting, req_pclk;
status_t result;
/* fix a DVI or laptop flatpanel to 62Hz refresh!
/* fix a DVI or laptop flatpanel to 61Hz refresh!
* (we can't risk getting below 60.0Hz as some panels shut-off then!) */
/* Note:
* The pixelclock drives the flatpanel modeline, not the CRTC modeline. */
if (si->ps.tmds1_active)
{
LOG(4,("DAC: Fixing DFP refresh to 62Hz!\n"));
LOG(4,("DAC: Fixing DFP refresh to 61Hz!\n"));
/* use the panel's modeline to determine the needed pixelclock */
target.timing.pixel_clock = si->ps.p1_timing.pixel_clock;

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@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
/* program the secondary DAC */
/* Author:
Rudolf Cornelissen 12/2003-5/2004
Rudolf Cornelissen 12/2003-7/2004
*/
#define MODULE_BIT 0x00001000
@ -149,13 +149,13 @@ status_t nv_dac2_set_pix_pll(display_mode target)
float pix_setting, req_pclk;
status_t result;
/* fix a DVI or laptop flatpanel to 62Hz refresh!
/* fix a DVI or laptop flatpanel to 61Hz refresh!
* (we can't risk getting below 60.0Hz as some panels shut-off then!) */
/* Note:
* The pixelclock drives the flatpanel modeline, not the CRTC modeline. */
if (si->ps.tmds2_active)
{
LOG(4,("DAC2: Fixing DFP refresh to 62Hz!\n"));
LOG(4,("DAC2: Fixing DFP refresh to 61Hz!\n"));
/* use the panel's modeline to determine the needed pixelclock */
target.timing.pixel_clock = si->ps.p2_timing.pixel_clock;

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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
/* Authors:
Mark Watson 12/1999,
Apsed,
Rudolf Cornelissen 10/2002-6/2004
Rudolf Cornelissen 10/2002-7/2004
*/
#define MODULE_BIT 0x00008000
@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ status_t nv_general_powerup()
{
status_t status;
LOG(1,("POWERUP: nVidia (open)BeOS Accelerant 0.17 running.\n"));
LOG(1,("POWERUP: nVidia (open)BeOS Accelerant 0.18 running.\n"));
/* preset no laptop */
si->ps.laptop = false;
@ -1059,11 +1059,9 @@ static status_t nv_general_bios_to_powergraphics()
* Double-write action needed on those strange NV11 cards: */
/* RESET: don't doublebuffer CRTC access: set programmed values immediately... */
CRTCW(BUFFER, 0xff);
/* ... and don't use fine pitched CRTC granularity on > NV4 cards (b2 = 1) */
/* note:
* the higher-pitched CRTC granularity optimizes use of bandwidth so
* less cards with trouble remain. Confirmed NV15 (GeForce2 Ti500). */
CRTCW(BUFFER, 0xff);
/* ... and use fine pitched CRTC granularity on > NV4 cards (b2 = 0) */
/* note: this has no effect on possible bandwidth issues. */
CRTCW(BUFFER, 0xfb);
/* select VGA mode (old VGA register) */
CRTCW(MODECTL, 0xc3);
/* select graphics mode (old VGA register) */
@ -1095,11 +1093,9 @@ static status_t nv_general_bios_to_powergraphics()
* Double-write action needed on those strange NV11 cards: */
/* RESET: don't doublebuffer CRTC2 access: set programmed values immediately... */
CRTC2W(BUFFER, 0xff);
/* ... and don't use fine pitched CRTC granularity on > NV4 cards (b2 = 1) */
/* note:
* the higher-pitched CRTC granularity optimizes use of bandwidth so
* less cards with trouble remain. Confirmed NV15 (GeForce2 Ti500). */
CRTC2W(BUFFER, 0xff);
/* ... and use fine pitched CRTC granularity on > NV4 cards (b2 = 0) */
/* note: this has no effect on possible bandwidth issues. */
CRTC2W(BUFFER, 0xfb);
/* select VGA mode (old VGA register) */
CRTC2W(MODECTL, 0xc3);
/* select graphics mode (old VGA register) */
@ -1196,15 +1192,13 @@ status_t nv_general_validate_pic_size (display_mode *target, uint32 *bytes_per_r
/* determine pixel multiple based on CRTC memory pitch constraints:
* -> all NV cards have same granularity constraints on CRTC1 and CRTC2,
* provided that the CRTC1 and CRTC2 BUFFER register b2 = 0;
* -> we use b2 = 1 because this lowers needed bandwidth on the card. This at
* least reduces distortions on cards that have not too much of it.
* (confirmed NV15: GeForce2 Ti500)
*
* (Note: Don't mix this up with CRTC timing contraints! Those are
* multiples of 8 for horizontal, 1 for vertical timing.) */
switch (si->ps.card_type)
{
case NV04:
default:
// case NV04:
/* confirmed for:
* TNT1 always;
* TNT2, TNT2-M64, GeForce2 MX400, GeForce4 MX440, GeForce4 Ti4200,
@ -1228,11 +1222,11 @@ status_t nv_general_validate_pic_size (display_mode *target, uint32 *bytes_per_r
return B_ERROR;
}
break;
default:
// default:
/* confirmed for:
* TNT2, TNT2-M64, GeForce2 MX400, GeForce4 MX440, GeForce4 Ti4200,
* GeForceFX 5200: if the CRTC1 (and CRTC2) BUFFER register b2 = 1 */
switch (target->space)
/* switch (target->space)
{
case B_CMAP8: crtc_mask = 0x1f; break;
case B_RGB15: crtc_mask = 0x0f; break;
@ -1244,7 +1238,7 @@ status_t nv_general_validate_pic_size (display_mode *target, uint32 *bytes_per_r
return B_ERROR;
}
break;
}
*/ }
/* set virtual_width limit for accelerated modes */
switch (si->ps.card_arch)
@ -1301,7 +1295,8 @@ status_t nv_general_validate_pic_size (display_mode *target, uint32 *bytes_per_r
/* set virtual_width limit for unaccelerated modes */
switch (si->ps.card_type)
{
case NV04:
default:
// case NV04:
/* confirmed for:
* TNT1 always;
* TNT2, TNT2-M64, GeForce2 MX400, GeForce4 MX440, GeForce4 Ti4200,
@ -1325,11 +1320,11 @@ status_t nv_general_validate_pic_size (display_mode *target, uint32 *bytes_per_r
return B_ERROR;
}
break;
default:
// default:
/* confirmed for:
* TNT2, TNT2-M64, GeForce2 MX400, GeForce4 MX440, GeForce4 Ti4200,
* GeForceFX 5200: if the CRTC1 (and CRTC2) BUFFER register b2 = 1 */
switch(target->space)
/* switch(target->space)
{
case B_CMAP8: max_crtc_width = 16352; break;
case B_RGB15: max_crtc_width = 8176; break;
@ -1341,7 +1336,7 @@ status_t nv_general_validate_pic_size (display_mode *target, uint32 *bytes_per_r
return B_ERROR;
}
break;
}
*/ }
/* check for acc capability, and adjust mode to adhere to hardware constraints */
if (max_acc_width <= max_crtc_width)

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@ -482,10 +482,10 @@ static void detect_panels()
if (DACR(FP_TG_CTRL) & 0x00000001) si->ps.p1_timing.flags |= B_POSITIVE_VSYNC;
if (DACR(FP_TG_CTRL) & 0x00000010) si->ps.p1_timing.flags |= B_POSITIVE_HSYNC;
/* refreshrate:
* fix a DVI or laptop flatpanel to 62Hz refresh!
* fix a DVI or laptop flatpanel to 61Hz refresh!
* (we can't risk getting below 60.0Hz as some panels shut-off then!) */
si->ps.p1_timing.pixel_clock =
(si->ps.p1_timing.h_total * si->ps.p1_timing.v_total * 62) / 1000;
(si->ps.p1_timing.h_total * si->ps.p1_timing.v_total * 61) / 1000;
}
if (si->ps.tmds2_active)
{
@ -505,10 +505,10 @@ static void detect_panels()
if (DAC2R(FP_TG_CTRL) & 0x00000001) si->ps.p2_timing.flags |= B_POSITIVE_VSYNC;
if (DAC2R(FP_TG_CTRL) & 0x00000010) si->ps.p2_timing.flags |= B_POSITIVE_HSYNC;
/* refreshrate:
* fix a DVI or laptop flatpanel to 62Hz refresh!
* fix a DVI or laptop flatpanel to 61Hz refresh!
* (we can't risk getting below 60.0Hz as some panels shut-off then!) */
si->ps.p2_timing.pixel_clock =
(si->ps.p2_timing.h_total * si->ps.p2_timing.v_total * 62) / 1000;
(si->ps.p2_timing.h_total * si->ps.p2_timing.v_total * 61) / 1000;
}
/* dump some panel configuration registers... */