As title claims:
http://intellinuxgraphics.org/
Now you can even cheat for the 3D code in there, which I for certain am going to do. Enjoy!
PS: Looking for cheap 965 mainboard that supports Pentium D-805...
Intel releases public video driver under OS license
Re:Intel releases public video driver under OS license
They're released under the MIT license, the DRI/AGP code is under the GPLv2 license (since it should go into the linux kernel).
That's a yes.
That's a yes.
Re:Intel releases public video driver under OS license
That's a big step I've been waiting that for years.
However Intel is not in the high end 3D card market, and I doubt any of ATI and/or Nvidia will do the same since it's their core market.
I will have a look at those drivers too since I am very curious at the way it works.
;D
However Intel is not in the high end 3D card market, and I doubt any of ATI and/or Nvidia will do the same since it's their core market.
I will have a look at those drivers too since I am very curious at the way it works.
;D
Re:Intel releases public video driver under OS license
Perhaps that changes now that ATI becomes a part of AMD.ineo wrote:...and I doubt any of ATI and/or Nvidia will do the same since it's their core market.
Re:Intel releases public video driver under OS license
Sounds cool! I've been looking forward for very long time!
Re:Intel releases public video driver under OS license
I'm so keeping my fingers crossed. I either need that or a new mainboard which fits my exact system (well... except for the pci-express slot perhaps), where the first would even be free.bluecode wrote:Perhaps that changes now that ATI becomes a part of AMD.ineo wrote:...and I doubt any of ATI and/or Nvidia will do the same since it's their core market.
Re:Graphics
You can make a BOCHS VBE driver pretty simple, without using the BIOS. Since the BIOS is open source, you can look at it for how it's used. From that, there are a bunch of commands, that are all pretty darn simple, that control it all. Most is hardcoded anyway, but there are functions for retrieving them, so you can make it "portable" to new BOCHS releases too.
Best of all, it'll take you about 10 minutes to understand and 30 to write a driver for mode switching. If you'd like it, I'll dig up my code, tried that once and it worked the first try.
Best of all, it'll take you about 10 minutes to understand and 30 to write a driver for mode switching. If you'd like it, I'll dig up my code, tried that once and it worked the first try.