Re: "nv" driver: Option "FPDither" default value
Benjamin Herrenschmidt <[email protected]>
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| Message-ID | <1128305938.8267.76.camel@gaston> |
On Sun, 2005-10-02 at 18:32 -0700, Mark Vojkovich wrote: > FPDither takes 8 bit output and dithers down to 6 bit. It > will improve the quality on 6 bit panels and degrade it on 8 > bit panels. Nearly all desktop panels are 8 bit (only very cheap > or very old ones are not). Most laptop panels have been 6 > bit, but some high-end laptops have 8 bit panels. Ok, thanks. Is there a way to "detect" the panel component size (via EDID maybe) ? I'm actually surprised that the iMac G5 panel is only 6 bits but heh, I suppose Apple had to cut costs on this one... I don't suppose it could be a chip misconfiguration in the firmware causing it to emit 6 bits data only, could it ? Thanks, Ben.