On Thu, 25 Oct 2001, Adam K Kirchhoff wrote:

>> >I've only found two posts with regard to the Savage chipset.  XFree 
>> >supports acceleration for it, and I was wondering what I could do to get 
>> >started on making a driver for this thing?
>> >
>> >I figure I'll get a bunch of experience by helping to debug the Mach64 
>> >driver (which I'm about to go get and try to get working on my mach64 
>> >card).
>> >
>> >Any news/info about the Savage chipset?
>> 
>> You will have to contact S3 and ask them for documentation.  
>> They don't to my knowledge seem too interested in Linux, but I
>> could be wrong.
>> 
>> That would be the first step anyway.
>
>It might also pay to get in touch with Tim Roberts, the author of the 2D
>driver for the S3 Savage driver:
>
>http://www.probo.com/timr/savage40.html

I am in touch with Tim fairly often actually.  S3 has taken 
maintainership of the driver over now.  Unfortunate for us 
IMHO, as Tim did a decent job of updating it.  He has just 
recently updated it again (last few days), however IIRC he no 
longer has specifications, etc. for the hardware.




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