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Hello,

On Dec 26, 2006, at 16:45, Vincent wrote:

> Well, I managed by using pmap functions to get the legacy Video BIOS 
> mapped into the kernel memory space and then into the right radeonfb 
> buffer. At least, that works fine. If you are interested in it, I can 
> mail up the diff file for it.

Certainly, even though I can't test it.

> Anyhow, I stumbled upon another problem. My dmesg looks now like this:
>
> radeonfb0: no PCI BIOS, trying legacy ISA address...
> radeonfb0: found 128 KB Legacy BIOS
> DFP table revision 2
>
> And the radeonfb code deals only with DFP Tables revision 3. Any hints 
> to help me go further?

Ah, so it /did/ find the video BIOS but can't make sense of it.
Any chance to update your BIOS ( and hope that would also update the 
DFP table ) ?
Another way would be to look at the radeon driver in xorg or xfree and 
see if/how they make sense of such a table - with some luck it's not 
too different from version 3 and can be added to radeonfb.

have fun
Michael

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