matroxfb - wrong PLL calculation for Mystique and Mystique 220

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Hello,
there is a long-standing problem in matroxfb (and also with xf86-video-mga) 
with PLL values calculation. It results in "wavy" vertical lines at least on 
Mystique and Mystique 220, especially where dotted horizontal lines are 
displayed.

On non-220 Mystique in 1024x768@85Hz, matroxfb calculates:
m=0x0f, n=0x69, p=0x00 (producing wavy vertical lines)

Windows driver calculates:
m=0x03, n=0x34, p=0x01 (producing straight vertical lines)

The resulting f_vco from windows values is 189713.5, which is above max_freq 
for this card. So it looks like the assumption that f_vco must be less
or equal to max_freq is wrong. Could someone with access to MGA1064/1164 
documentation look into this?

xf86-video-mga bug (with photos of the screen):
http://bugs.xfree86.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1314

-- 
Ondrej Zary
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