How to support 1366x768 in mips bios?

[speed20]

I'm working on mips platform, our bios is called pmon, the display mode is set by call int10(port from XFree86 int10 module), but there isn't 1366x768 resolution in int10, i want to know how to support it in pmon easier, please help!

[netkas]

if u want to do it via int10, then u will need to edit card's bios - http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/ind...owtopic=211294

[speed20]

if u want to do it via int10, then u will need to edit card's bios - http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/ind...owtopic=211294

I can't add new mode Follow the link, it seems that it doesn't fit atombios, i find another way to add new mode, analyze the atombios, replace mode 1024x768 with 1366x768, i will try the new vbios tomorrow,
hope it will be ok.

Thanks all the same.

[bridgman]

Is it a matter of "doesn't fit AtomBIOS" or "doesn't fit the hardware" ? IIRC the hardware likes the H resolution to be a multiple of something - 8 or 16 maybe. You might have more luck trying to set 1360x768, which is an integer multiple of both 8 and 16.

I didn't see any mention of AtomBIOS-related issues in the link, did I miss something ?

[agd5f]

If you are using vbe/int10 you are limited to the modes supported by vbe. If you want to program modes other than the ones in the vbe mode list, you really need to use a real driver.

[nanonyme]

You probably could do a miniature driver capable of only modesetting if you were doing it on an embedded platform though, right?

[speed20]

You probably could do a miniature driver capable of only modesetting if you were doing it on an embedded platform though, right?

Yes, i think this should be the correct way, but that beyond my knowledge, too hard for me.