11-17-2010
Nice
Thanks for the info. Your man page is seriously more detailed than ours.
I didn't think it was voodoo. We just began making up things for why they used the 9. Got silly. I was hoping for a good story. Ah, well. The guys'll be disappointed.
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VOODOO(4) Kernel Interfaces Manual VOODOO(4)
NAME
voodoo - Voodoo video driver
SYNOPSIS
Section "Device"
Identifier "devname"
Driver "voodoo"
...
EndSection
DESCRIPTION
voodoo is an Xorg driver for Voodoo 1 and Voodoo 2 series video adapters. On the Voodoo 1 the driver uses a shadow buffer in system memory
as the video adapter has only 3D acceleration. Selected portions of the shadow framebuffer are copied out to the Voodoo board at the right
time. Because of this, the speed of the driver is very dependent on the CPU. Processors nowadays are actually rather fast at moving data so
we get very good speed anyway as the shadow framebuffer is in cached RAM.
The Voodoo2 has 16bpp acceleration and the driver provides accelerated versions of most operations except angled lines and stipples. Accel-
erated alpha blending with the Render extension is also supported as is DGA.
This driver supports 16bpp modes currently. The video hardware supports image conversion from 24bpp to 16bpp but the hardware is 16bpp
only.
The Voodoo 1 series cards can go up to 800x600 resolution while the Voodoo 2 can reach 1024x768 providing it has at least 2Mb of frame buf-
fer memory. 1024x768 2D mode does not require two cards configured in scan-line interleave mode (SLI).
Multihead and Xinerama configurations are supported. SLI configurations will be treated as multiple video cards.
Limited support for DPMS screen saving is available. The "standby" and "suspend" modes are just painting the screen black. The "off" mode
turns the Voodoo board off and thus works correctly.
This driver does not support a virtual screen size different from the display size. This is a hardware limitation. 3D rendering is also not
supported.
CONFIGURATION DETAILS
Please refer to xorg.conf(5) for general configuration details. This section only covers configuration details specific to this driver.
The following driver Options are supported:
Option "ShadowFB" "boolean"
Enables a shadow buffer in main memory. This turns off acceleration but for otherwise unaccelerated operations can improve perfor-
mance materially. Default: off for voodoo2, on for voodoo1.
Option "NoAccel" "boolean"
Disables acceleration if set. Unless debugging this option should only be set if ShadowFB is enabled. Default: off for voodoo2, on
for voodoo1.
BUGS
The driver interacts badly with the sstfb frame buffer driver as there is insufficient information to restore the chip to its previous
state.
SEE ALSO
Xorg(1), xorg.conf(5), Xserver(1), X(7)
AUTHORS
Authors: Alan Cox, Ghozlane Toumi, Henrik Harmsen.
X Version 11 xf86-video-voodoo 1.2.4 VOODOO(4)