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List:       xfree86-devel
Subject:    Looking for document
From:       Bagula Bagula <bagulax () yahoo ! com>
Date:       2008-01-12 7:34:17
Message-ID: 413233.98899.qm () web45905 ! mail ! sp1 ! yahoo ! com
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Hi,
    I am new to X development.

I need to develop a kernel module/device driver for a new graphics controller, so would like
to understand how X communicates to the HW. It seems that there are many interfaces..
MMIO/PIO, frame buffers, DRI/DRM etc.

Is there any document that describes how X interacts with interface driver for a video controller?

Regards,
Bagula

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graphics controller, so would like<br>to understand how X communicates to the HW. It \
seems that there are many interfaces..<br>MMIO/PIO, frame buffers, DRI/DRM \
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