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  • Aquous
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    Hello,

    What e-mail address should I mail the dumps to?

    Also, s/git checkout/git clone/ ;-P

    Thanks so much for your great work!

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  • admiral0
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    Thank you for your work.

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  • Zajec
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    Originally posted by admiral0 View Post
    As soon as i arrive home i'll do it . Anywhere on IRC tonight so i test and feedack interactively? I'm GMT+1
    You can try to catch me on #radeon channel, but I'll be traveling from my parent's house today. Can be late on IRC or not at all (hopefully tomorrow will find some time).

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  • admiral0
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    As soon as i arrive home i'll do it . Anywhere on IRC tonight so i test and feedack interactively? I'm GMT+1

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  • nomego
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    The instructions should say "git clone" and not checkout.

    Will provide you with the regs, would be wonderful to finally be able to make use of my radeon card!

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  • Zajec
    started a topic Evergreen HDMI audio success, need testers

    Evergreen HDMI audio success, need testers

    I've added support for HDMI audio support on my Evergreen 1002:9806. It works great for me, however to make it work on all Evergreens I need dumps from other machines.

    Who can help?
    Anyone with:
    1) Evergreen GPU
    2) Audio capable TV/monitor
    3) Knowledge to checkout, modify and compile radeontool
    4) Courage to install fglrx

    How to help?
    Let's start with the installation of radeontool (it contains avivotool we will use).
    Code:
    git checkout git://people.freedesktop.org/~airlied/radeontool
    cd radeontool
    wget http://files.zajec.net/0001-avivotool-dump-0000-e000-as-all-on-Evergreen.patch
    git am 0001-avivotool-dump-0000-e000-as-all-on-Evergreen.patch
    ./autogen.sh && make && sudo make install
    After that you've to install fglrx, connect audio capable TV/monitor and play some music over HDMI. While playing music (make sure it works, that you hear it), execute the following:
    avivotool regs all > fglrx.txt

    That's it. Please provide me via e-mail following info:
    1) lspci -nn | grep VGA
    2) dmesg | grep drm
    3) fglrx.txt
    Last edited by Zajec; 04 December 2011, 08:08 AM.
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