* I really hope we can kill head_mode some day
* Break pll code out from mode code
* The LVDS and Digital are smooshed together and
likely need broken apart.
* No impact to non-ValleyView chipsets
* Bump some register locations for VLV
* Only have HDMI port to test with on my ValleyView GPU
and our driver seems to be missing all HDMI and
sideband functionality.
* As ValleyView chipsets seem to be UEFI only, we don't
have VESA fallback, so this shouldn't cause regressions.
(unless we get UEFI framebuffer support)
Intel changed the PCH interrupt bits between Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge
to make space for the 3rd display pipe. Take this into account and check
for the correct bits on the newer devices.
Fixes#11522.
https://github.com/druga/haiku-stuff/tree/master/intel_extreme
Rebased against current sources.
* The BIOS video mode sometimes reports a scaled mode instead of the
physical panel dimensions. Get the data from the VBT table as well, and
use it if the reported resolution is bigger.
* On first boot, force the panel native mode so the user doesn't have to
set it manually.
* Only allow a single head at a time on i855gm, as the card can't drive
both heads at the same time.
* Detect when a new requested mode is the same as the current one, and
skip modesetting in that case. Avoids screen flickering when changing
workspaces.
* Fix some cases of misdetecting which pipes to enable
(they are actually reversed), so introduce a find_reg() inline function to map
such regs individually instead. Should fix interrupt storms on SandyBridge.
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* Also add the definitions and some specifics for IronLake (ILK), but keep the
IDs disabled as at least the one version I can test with doesn't work yet.
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* Make the pointer style consistent accross all components, which should make it
easier when working all over the place.
* 80 char limits.
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control block. Doesn't matter on (G)MCH (they are the same register block tehre)
but fixes mode setting on PCH again.
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register blocks and we encode their block into the register definition. On
register access these blocks are then translated into the final address.
* Set up the register blocks for (G)MCH and PCH variants.
* Remove most SandyBridge code that was actually PCH specific and is now taken
care of automatically.
* This will temporarily break SandyBridge support again until the right
transcoders are actually programmed.
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(the one in my new ThinkPad X1). The PLL is still off a bit so it has a few
blurry stripes, but EDID and mode setting basically works.
* Starting with IronLake the north/south bridge or (G)MCH/ICH setup was moved
into a platform control hub (PCH) which means that many registers previously
located in the GMCH are now in the PCH and have a new address.
* I'm committing this mostly because this way the additions are more easy to
follow. It is a bit messy and I'll clean it up more and possibly make it a
bit more generic. Also most of these changes actually apply to IronLake and up
and aren't SandyBridge specific, so a few of those additions will still get a
broader scope and new chips will be added.
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* add a INTEL_TYPE_915M type to be used by 0x2592 (mobile version)
* 0x2e32 is actually non mobile, added its brothers 0x2e02, 0x2e12, 0x2e22, 0x2e42, 0x2e92
* 0x27a2 is actually mobile.
* added 0x2972, 0x2982, 0x2992 for INTEL_TYPE_965 type, and 0x2a12 for INTEL_TYPE_965M.
* added corresponding entries in intel_gart.
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This allows to use lower resolution screen modes with black border.
Added a set of TODOs :
* The smaller scren is not centered, but aligned top-left
* The base resolution used is the one reported from edid 1.1, because I'm still not sure how to parse EDID 1.2. This resolution is too small on my laptop, but it works.
Also added two ways of setting 8-to-6 dithering for 18-bit LVDS panel. No visible result for me, unfortunately.
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* added header for dealing with binary numbers and bitmasks (C++ templates)
these "macro's" might not work well for long words, though
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I've now removed that code, and factored out a retrieve_current_mode()
function that can work on head A and B.
* This fixes Adrien's flickering problem on his laptop - I can't find the
bug ticket, though. Hopefully it does not break other laptop chips. Testing
would be welcome, as I don't have any other machine here.
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we now always only use the primary ring buffer.
* Removed secondary ring buffer allocation and member fields.
* Increased size of the primary ring buffer to 65536 bytes.
* The bytes per row register is computed differently for 9xx chips.
* On G33, the overlay does not need a physical address anymore, so we
don't pass B_APERTURE_NEED_PHYSICAL to the allocation anymore for that
device.
* intel_free_memory() accidently added the aperture base to the allocation
and would therefore never free any memory.
* INTEL_RING_BUFFER_SIZE_MASK was shifted one bit to the right, didn't
cause any harm with our buffer sizes, yet, though.
* With these changes, the driver runs stable on a G33 chipset (I have not
yet tested the hardware cursor, though, it might need some work, too).
The only known issue left is that overlay flickers a bit if its buffer
is partially backed up by reserved and allocated memory.
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* Now uses the AGP GART module for memory management. This greatly simplifies
the memory handling, and memory is now actually allocated on demand,
instead of a fixed size (stolen memory is not freed, though).
* The Intel GART module should now also work with older chipsets.
* No longer remove the GTT size from the stolen memory; this appears to have
been a mistake in the X driver. Not sure about the BIOS popup yet.
* The AGP module (in combination with the Intel GART module) is now mandatory
to use the Intel driver.
* Removed now superfluous settings (like memory size). Only enabling/disabling
the hardware cursor is still supported.
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* Added some defines needed when playing with the bridge controller.
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* set_gtt_entry() used the wrong index to fill the GTT - this could have never
worked correctly when you specified more memory than the amount of stolen
memory.
* Implementing maintaining resources for emulating overlay using the 3D engine
on i965. I don't yet commit the actual overlay code, as that is a) ugly, and
b) does not work yet.
* Moved AreaKeeper into its own header.
* Minor cleanup.
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* Implemented mapping the GTT area for i9xx chips other than the i965. This should also fix the
driver working with these chips at all.
* The memory used by the driver now take the GTT area into account - before the GTT could be
overwritten theoretically...
* Added fix for some i965 quirks from the X driver.
* Added some overlay definitions for the i965.
* Started support for G33 overlay (not complete yet).
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* Implemented MakeSpace() (not yet tested).
* Changed intel_wait_engine_idle() to spin() between reads and to timeout
after 1 second of waiting (could probably be done way earlier).
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acceleration works fine, but overlay doesn't - that's next on my list.
Turns out the i965 differentiates between RGB-32 and RGB-32-alpha, and
didn't like trying to use the latter as display mode (the i865 didn't
care at all)... finding that took me *way* too long, though.
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will happen on earlier i9xx chips for now...). Not yet tested.
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not take the VCO limits into account; both could (and would during testing) create invalid
frequencies.
* Also reverted the order in which the PLL divisors are traversed to match the order of what
is used in the X driver to create comparable output (our error computation is based on float,
though, and should therefore create more accurate values).
* The i965 introduced a special register for the surface; the former display base register
is now only used for the view offset. Instead of setting the base manually here and there,
there is now a set_frame_buffer_base() function.
* The DPMS code will now also turn off/on the PLL clock generator.
* The code needs some more cleanup, and while the driver now produces the correct timing on
my i965 system, I'm now greeted by a black screen after startup.
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nothing is done with the data yet (besides dumping them to the serial output).
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correctly.
* Got rid of this superfluous cookie stuff - either the VFS behaves correctly, or
we're screwed anyway.
* Made adding debugger commands optional depending on if DEBUG_COMMANDS is defined
or not.
* Minor other cleanup.
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doesn't work on i965 yet.
* B_GET_DISPLAY_MODE now returns the mode actually configured in the chip instead
of the last mode set; while this isn't really necessary, it allows to check what
mode was used during startup.
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to take that into account.
* Introduced INTEL_TYPE_FAMILY_MASK and INTEL_TYPE_GROUP_MASK to better
differentiate the device type.
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output as well.
* Obviously got the register for INTEL_DISPLAY_B_DIGITAL_PORT wrong - it's
not 0x61000 but 0x61140, maybe that can explain the fun we had at BeGeistert :)
* Renamed the analog display registers to better fit the digital ones, ie.
replaced DISPLAY with DISPLAY_A - although this might be not really correct
as it seems that the pipes can be selected arbitrarily.
* Minor cleanup.
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Need to clean this up, though. It even sort of worked on tic's IBM X40
on BeGeistert - if you weren't irritated by the fact some parts of the
screen were just black, that is :-)
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that at least 8 bit modes seems to work (but overlay only partially)
* Added "hardware_cursor" option to the settings file - when set to "false", you should
have a cursor in the second output now as well.
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without having a VESA mode set first (thanks to Stephan for noticing
this).
* intel_set_display_mode() now calls intel_propose_display_mode() to make
sure the mode passed in is valid. Note, B_PROPOSE_DISPLAY_MODE is still
not working correctly (which will cause problems for BWindowScreen and
friends).
* Minor cleanup.
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introduced a lock that is used in B_SET_DISPLAY_MODE etc.
* Correctly implemented B_ACQUIRE_ENGINE and B_RELEASE_ENGINE now (ie. they lock
the engine now).
* The lock of the ring buffers is now deleted when the (primary) accelerant is closed.
* Minor cleanup.
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* Turns out cursor handling is simpler as originally thought, so I could remove its
physical mapping - it's still put into the shared area, though, although that isn't
needed for this chip (but could eventually simplify the handling of other generations
of this chip).
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(in the kernel driver) fail - or crash the system.
* Waiting for VBLANK now works as expected - you actually have to *set* the bit
to clear it, isn't that obvious? :-)
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is no good (or reliable) way to retrieve the physical address of "stolen"
(by the BIOS) graphics memory.
* Implemented allocation of additional graphics memory in case the BIOS was
a bit too cheap. We now guarantee 8 MB of memory available to the graphics
chip - would be nicer to only allocate that on demand, though.
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I am also not sure if it's working correctly.
* Minor cleanup.
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use it (which isn't really that bad).
* B_SCREEN_TO_SCREEN_BLIT is now working as intended, so we can finally move
windows and scroll at decent speed :-)
* Implemented a simple version of B_WAIT_ENGINE_IDLE for now.
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the usual order of other registers, so I mixed it up: vertical downscaling
is now working as expected as well.
* The downscaling factor was a tiny bit too low (one pixel from the view).
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used, though.
* Renamed the PhyisicalPageMapper class to AreaKeeper and made it a bit more
generic (ie. it can now also create usual areas)
* The shared_info is now created using the AreaKeeper, too, and this actually
fixes some potential memory leaks.
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overlay - this will improve the overlay performance when the engine is
under load (the acceleration engine will use the primary lower priority
ring buffer).
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mode), but you have to set the scaling UV registers in order to have correct
overlay.
* In other words, overlay is working now! There are still issues with it, which
can probably be attributed to missing bounds checks (the screen goes black
when you leave full-screen mode in VLC - but not if overlay just stops).
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the Intel chip obviously cannot do overlays in B_RGB16 - even though it pretends
to be able to do that.
* B_YCbCr422 seems to work, though, I haven't tested any other spaces for now, and
I somewhat doubt they will work. It's all green, though, and the scaling doesn't
seem to be correct - that we be solvable, though :)
* There aren't any bounds checks (so don't move the window out of the screen), and
also the overlay_view offsets are ignored.
* Scaling and moving is now detected, and there is always as little work done as
possible to reduce the workload on buffer switches (the most common case).
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lsb to msb).
* The result is that there is now *something* to see when overlay is turned on. In
fact the whole screen goes dark besides a few pixels on the top - now isn't that
something? :-)
* The overlay is also turned off again correctly - which also revealed a bug in our
app_server: B_CONFIGURE_OVERLAY is not always called with window=NULL/view=NULL
to turn off overlay (might be an incorrect handling of BView::ClearOverlay()).
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small) up for this specific task - this will later be used for the acceleration
engine as well.
Some more work on overlay initialization, doesn't do anything yet, though.
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* The overlay register update buffer is now created and exported, ready
to be used.
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of graphics memory is now possible.
* Changed driver name to start with "intel_extreme" to have a nicer device
name.
* Renamed frame_buffer* stuff to graphics_memory* as the frame buffer just
happens to be located somewhere in the graphics memory.
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* Some preparations to support more than one chipset, added i855G (device ID 0x3582)
to test with - the accelerant_device_info is now filled with that additional data
as well.
* Some minor cleanup.
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Only mode switches do work, doesn't yet make sure the mode is valid, though.
At this point, this driver only works on Haiku, the R5 app_server is crashing for some
reason I need to investigate some day (maybe tomorrow :)).
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