> I see. For example the i810 also has a framebuffer driver. Do you see > a way to fix this except writing a kms driver for all legacy devices? > Otherwise I would leave the pci part untouched and only keep the > platform/USB pieces which I'm admittedly more interested in. Which is obsolete and unmaintained. More of a problem would be the various ati framebuffer drivers. I would like to see Linux move to the situation where if there is a driver for a given device its either one or the other not one and some legacy code which is just extra work. Doesn't need to be "all KMS" - but for any given card either/or seems perfectly reasonable. The big thing that is needed is someone crazy enough to write a KMS driver to replace vesa/uvesafb and the like. Alan _______________________________________________ dri-devel mailing list dri-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/dri-devel
