Thanks for your answer! Actually I don't know whether I have that 7019 chip since I may not open that laptop housing thanks to warranty reasons, but I think it is since I can plug a TV on that thing. What can I do to get work in progress to get gamma correction supported? It works on Redmond 2000, so it should be possible in Linux also. If I can do anything to help I will do. :-) Have Fun Markus Am Donnerstag, 16. Oktober 2003 02:31 schrieb Thomas Winischhofer: > Markus Karg wrote: > > I am using XF86 within SuSE 8.2, on a laptop with onboard SiS 740 > > graphics. The LCD of this machine is _very_ bright, and has a bad gamma > > curve: all dark grey is nearly black, all light greay is nearly white. I > > tried to adjust the gamma value of X, but the driver seems to ignore that > > (maybe not supported by the current driver? Gamma adjustment works well > > with Redmond 2000 on the same machine). What can I do? > > If this machine has a Chrontel 7019 driving the LCD, gamma correction is > not supported (for LCD, TV) > > Thomas _______________________________________________ XFree86 mailing list XFree86@xxxxxxxxxxx http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xfree86
