Yeh, As soon as I get my setup working, I think I am going to call the tv-out driver just after the superIO initializes this way when ever the vga bios starts it's output to DVOA the tv-out chip will be ready to encode.
Thanks - Joe
Quoting Quux pawn2be.wild@yahoo.de:
hey Joe,
I'd guess, during testing, the sequence would make not much difference. Once the code is working, the earlier it gets called, the more you could output onto TV which would be desirable. maybe use it as debug output device. greetinx: --Q
joe@smittys.pointclark.net schrieb:
Hello, I have a question. I see in the sources there are drivers for i2c devices. What I am thinking is to write a driver to program and initialize the tv-out chip through the i2c (smbus). The tv-out chip is embedded in the board and programable through i2c. If this is possible I would need to know at what point the video bios gets initialized. And I would want to load this driver right after video bios gets initialized correct? Thoughts?
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