Last modified: Thu Aug 28 11:08:26 JST 2003
VAIO note PCG-C1VJ(maybe picturebook PCG-C1VN) uses ATI Rage Mobility M1 as its graphic chip. Nether XF86-3.3.6/4.0.1 Xserver could not run properly on this machine. Here is my self-modified Mach64 server only for PCG-C1VJ(or VAIO picturebook with ATI Rage Mobility M1 chipset). This server should work on 16, 24 and 32 bpp. (notice: please use on your own risk. The programmer has no responsibility to any damage!)
2001/12/28 from XF86 4.0.2, the chipset is supported. No paches needed.
files:
modified X server for XF86-3.3.6(binary, gziped):
XF86_Mach64_C1VJ.gz
source patch for XF86-3.3.6:
XF86_Mach64_C1VJ.diff
sample config file:
XF86Config
usage example(binary):
1) unzip XF86_Mach64_C1VJ.gz above and move to /usr/X11R6/bin
2) move XF86Config to /etc/
3) make symbolic link to X server
# ln -s /usr/X11R6/bin/XF86_Mach64_C1VJ /usr/X11R6/bin/X
4) execute startx
(Modify XF86Config line 247:Depth 16 to get 24|32 bpp)
usage example(source patch):
1) prepare XF86-3.3.6 source tree
2) # cd (XF86-3.3.6-source-root)/xc/programs/Xserver/hw/xfree86/accel/mach64
3) # patch < XF86_Mach64_C1VJ.diff
4) make Xserver(follow INSTALL.TXT file)
5) # cd (XF86-3.3.6-source-root)/xc/programs/Xserver/ ; mv XF86_Mach64 XF86_Mach64_C1VJ
6) same as(binary)from here
Making jog dial application for picturebook...
2001/01/10 updated -alfa- version
2001/02/10 updated version 1.0
2001/12/28 from kernel 2.4.5, the driver is included in kernel tree. Alternative driver sonypi can also be used.
files:
jogutils-1.0.tar.gz /
(alternative)