Re: Re: help on matroxfb

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hello,Dan Aizenstros

 Thank you very much for your help.

 The addresses are ok. I forgot to mention that p6032 is mapping 
[0x10000000,0x1c000000] (which is physical address for CPU),to [0,0x0c000000] in PCI
address space.So the base addresses of devices is different from the physical addresses
sent out by the CPU. This seems not the common case and has brought many troubles to me.  
Without changing the ctrlptr_phys & video.base(add 0x10000000) in fb driver,the driver
itself works fine because my ioremap handles this. But when XFree86 wants to use fbdev
it will use ioctl to get those value,takes them as real physical address and uses mmap to
remap them...finally completely mess up the memory.

 Now i resort to G200. But when i have time i will continue to play with G450.

2001-08-30 09:58:00£º
>Hello Fuxin,
>
>Looking at the lspci file I see the following addresses for the video card
>
>Region 0: Memory at 08000000 (32-bit, prefetchable) [size=32M]
>Region 1: Memory at 077dc000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=16K]
>Region 2: Memory at 07800000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=8M]
>Expansion ROM at 077e0000 [size=128K]
>
>but looking at the output from your log.txt file I see
>
>ctrl=177dc000,video=18000000,memsize=2000000
>
>which does not match.  This means that Linux is not able to write
>to the frambuffer.  You can try to adjust the addresses of the
>either the VGA adapter and PCI bridge or the Linux matroxfb
>drivers framebuffer pointer.
>
>I hope this helps,
>
>Dan Aizenstros
>QuickLogic Canada
>
>Fuxin Zhang wrote:
>> hello,
>> 
>>     I have touble to make matroxfb work,could you be so kind to help me out? 
>> 
>>     My configuration:
>>      Algorithmics P6032 evaluation board + idt64474 mipsel CPU
>>        (with pci slot,no AGP)
>>      Millennium G450 (PCI),16M DDR mem,Dual head.
>>      linux kernel 2.4.2 from hardhat (www.mvista.com) with some 
>>        code by me to port it to p6032
>>       (BTW,I just can't find where the often-mentioned sgi cvs
>>        tree is,the one listed in FAQ seems not work for me,so i 
>>        have to use hardhat kernel,if possible,I am willing to
>>        contribute to linux-mips:)
>>     
>>     symptom:
>>      1. The card is detected as a G450 (AGP) 
>>      2. memory cannot be autodetected. getmemory exit with realSize=0
>>      3. if i set video.len mannually to 0x1000000(16M),then all seems
>>          to work,but the screen shows only some regular vertical lines
>>          and a real BIG cursor(about 2cm x 2cm!). There is about 
>>          0.5cm between two vertical lines.
>>      4. I can use fbset to change fb modes,and the screen do react to
>>          changes,but only with slightly different lines or blank sc.
>>      5. I can input with a keyboard,the big cursor moves as expected
>>         just no text is output.
>>     
>>     tweaks I have tried:
>>       1. Update matroxfb to the one in 2.4.9-ac2,it doesn't help
>>       2. try all kind of options: novga,nobios,noaccel,nohwcursor etc
>>          but nothing seems to really help(with nohwcursor,the big
>>          cursor disappears)(of course,I may have left out the 
>>          correct combination:,it is impossible to try all)
>>       
>>     One thing that may be useful is that pci initialization may have 
>>    problems because my firmware (pmon from algor) has some bugs which 
>>    prevent it from recognize and initialize the matrox card correctly.
>>    ( e.g. There is a type error in type1 configuration access code so
>>      it can't initialize devices behind pci-pci bridge)
>>    I fixed part of it but not sure enough is done.So i attached an
>>    output of "lspci -vv" for your reference.
>> 
>>      The other attachment is boot time messages.I switch on most of
>>    the matroxfb debug option so it contains many related info.
>>   
>>    Thank you in advance.
>> 
>> 
>> Regards
>>             Fuxin Zhang
>>             fxzhang@ict.ac.cn
>> 
>> lspci
>> 
>> Content-Type:
>> 
>> application/octet-stream
>> Content-Encoding:
>> 
>> base64
>> 
>> 
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> log.txt
>> 
>> Content-Type:
>> 
>> application/octet-stream
>> Content-Encoding:
>> 
>> base64
>> 
>> 

Regards
            Fuxin Zhang
            fxzhang@ict.ac.cn



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