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Hi again. |
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I've found something, it looks like Intel had outsourced the video graphics |
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part of this family of processors to Imagination Technologies, using their |
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PowerVR technology. |
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Besides this, there are recent posts in a few forums that talks about an |
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open source driver, on the way. |
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In Intel's website, I could only find a 32-bit driver, and the hint that it |
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was extracted from an older SDK. |
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Meanwhile: |
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http://community.imgtec.com/developers/powervr/graphics-sdk/ |
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I guess that inside the SDK package there might be its driver also, as |
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suggested by Intel, going to try it right now. |
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Best regards, |
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Francisco |
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2015-06-23 8:40 GMT-03:00 Francisco Ares <frares@×××××.com>: |
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> Hi, |
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> I have bought a cheap mini ITX board with an embedded Intel D2700 |
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> processor and NM10 chipset, and the kernel I have built a few months ago |
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> doesn't even allow text mode console - meanwhile, among other things, I'm |
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> trying to find and strip out any frame buffer entries in the kernel |
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> configuration, so that at least a plain text console might be visible. |
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> Also meanwhile, a live CD (kubuntu) managed to get a VGA KDE running (no |
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> pure text mode console), but only using a large screen monitor, and |
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> exclusively using HDMI port (the same monitor did not work on VGA, and the |
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> board does not support DVI), so that at least I could check the full |
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> specification of the processor (`cat /proc/cpuinfo`) and all of the |
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> peripherals (`lspci -k`), so that I could build a better suited kernel. |
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> Any specifics on your minds about this hardware? |
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> Thanks! |
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> Francisco |
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