O and look at this post: http://www.botchco.com/agd5f/?p=48 (from Alex Deucher, the one that made those commits)
Hi,
I was just looking the the recent commits:
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/dri...video-ati/log/
and it seems that evergreen is getting some attention:
Is anyone already running a 5xxx gpu with the oss radeon driver? Or is that not possible yet? If it is please do post instruction since i want to run it as well!6 hours evergreen: blank/unblank DP in dpms callsmaster Alex Deucher 1 -3/+11
7 hours evergreen: pll fixes Alex Deucher 1 -13/+12
19 hours evergreen: DP requires coherent mode Alex Deucher 1 -1/+1
19 hours evergreen: fix units on frac_fb_div Alex Deucher 1 -1/+1
46 hours evergreen: add pci ids Alex Deucher 6 -0/+210
46 hours evergreen: add atombios crtc/pll functions Alex Deucher 4 -28/+252
46 hours evergreen: add atom support for digital outputs Alex Deucher 4 -29/+276
46 hours evergreen: add crtc set base/format support Alex Deucher 2 -2/+112
46 hours evergreen: add lut support Alex Deucher 1 -20/+41
46 hours evergreen: add hw cursor support Alex Deucher 1 -4/+64
46 hours evergreen: add base asic support Alex Deucher 4 -14/+172
46 hours evergreen: add register and utility defines Alex Deucher 1 -0/+149
46 hours evergreen: add chip enums Alex Deucher 1 -1/+8
Regards,
Mark
O and look at this post: http://www.botchco.com/agd5f/?p=48 (from Alex Deucher, the one that made those commits)
Oh yeah! got it working with my 5770! Sadly my card doesn't seem to have supported power management from the xf86-video-ati driver but i read somewhere (on this forum?) that the 2.6.34 kernel is likely to either support it or provide the basics so the driver can support it.
Awesome so far![]()
You can add:
to your xorg.conf. This will run the card with the engine and memory clocks on half of the normal frequencies.Code:Option "ForceLowPowerMode" "true"
Interesting. It was working for me, but when I lowered the clocks to fglrx levels I experienced the same thing as you. Maybe it is because shadowfb is being used, I don't know. I'll give it another try when there's EXA support.