Hi JEan, On Wednesday 05 November 2003 22:22, you wrote: > Yes, that's somewhat similar to I2C, but the datasheets shows that the > data bus is 12-bit wide, while I2C's is 1-bit only. I even wonder how > they can call that a serial bus. Anyway, that's what made me say it's > not an I2C chip (plus the fact that searching the data sheet for I2C or > SMBus returned nothing). What you meant is the data bus for video data transmission. control interface is a two wire synchronous serial connection. It's just a very simple bitshift module driven by external clock (SPC and SPD pin 14, 15). > > Sorry that I wasted so much time of you, > > No problem. Good luck :) Thanks. Now I get an idea, why there is no information about i845 in combination with chrontel 7009 concerning linux. Bye, od -- od at fli4l.de * http://www.fli4l.de/ * the on(e) disk router
