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Operating Systems Linux Gentoo Gentoo on ppc with GXT6500P Gfx? Post 302338709 by microbot on Tuesday 28th of July 2009 05:15:31 PM
Old 07-28-2009
In boot stage install Gentoo normal stage 1 and 2 , do not compile drivers use standard OpenGl driver for integrated graphics card , you will have a resolution as 800*600

here you have

Code:
ftp://f
tp.crux.it/cruxppc/test/crux-ppc64-2.5rc4.iso
ftp://f
tp.crux.it/cruxppc/test/crux-ppc64-2.5rc4.iso.md5

CRUX PPC 2.5 rc4 (64bit)

But I think in new linux kernel you have support for that card otherwise you can install driver from emarge
 

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get_gfx_mode_type(3alleg4)					  Allegro manual					get_gfx_mode_type(3alleg4)

NAME
get_gfx_mode_type - Retrieves type information for a specific graphics card. Allegro game programming library. SYNOPSIS
#include <allegro.h> int get_gfx_mode_type(int graphics_card); DESCRIPTION
This function lets you determine the types of operating modes that a specific graphics card driver operates in. It will tell you whether it is a windowed, fullscreen, definitely windowed or fullscreen, and/or a magic driver. The value returned is a bitfield consisting of these fields: GFX_TYPE_UNKNOWN GFX_TYPE_WINDOWED GFX_TYPE_FULLSCREEN GFX_TYPE_DEFINITE GFX_TYPE_MAGIC The return value will only be equivalent to GFX_TYPE_UNKNOWN when it is a driver unrecognized on that platform, or it is a bogus value. Test for the other types by using a bitwise AND. If the driver is windowed or fullscreen, it will also have the definite flag set. For example, int gfx_type = get_gfx_mode_type(GFX_AUTODETECT_WINDOWED); gfx_type would have the GFX_TYPE_WINDOWED, GFX_TYPE_DEFINITE, and GFX_TYPE_MAGIC flags set. Allegro needs to be initialized first. Example: /* Accept the use of only windowed drivers in our selection dialog */ int accept_windowed(int card , int w , int h , int color_depth) { if (get_gfx_mode_type(card) & GFX_TYPE_WINDOWED) return 0; return 1; } /* In main: */ gfx_mode_select_filter(&card, &w, &h, &color_depth, accept_windowed); RETURN VALUE
Returns a bitfield describing the graphics mode type. SEE ALSO
gfx_mode_select_filter(3alleg4), get_gfx_mode(3alleg4), set_gfx_mode(3alleg4), is_windowed_mode(3alleg4) Allegro version 4.4.2 get_gfx_mode_type(3alleg4)
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