Except it doesn't show up in /proc/devicesYou should be able to "mknod /dev/pvrsrvkm c $pvr_maj 0" it manually, where pvr_maj should be "bc" (or similar) from /proc/devices .
It's possible to use the pvr Xorg driver from the driver SDK, but it was really horrible. Lots of applications crashed, and bad 2D performance.One problem is that you end up with feature disparity between pandoras, another is that newer drivers need DRI stuff that nobody has been able (or tried hard enough) to get working. Cloudef claims that newer kernel is required with omapdrm driver, meanwhile I'm not sure about all that (the driver DRI dependency appeared before omapdrm appeared in kernel).
You might be happy but CC unit owners will be not, as newer games/ports will simply not work on their units.Well, if it would be possible to have the latest version running on Rebirth / 1GHz units and at the same time the older one on the CC units, I'd be happy with that.
Would that really be the case?You might be happy but CC unit owners will be not, as newer games/ports will simply not work on their units.Well, if it would be possible to have the latest version running on Rebirth / 1GHz units and at the same time the older one on the CC units, I'd be happy with that.
Ah, okay, that would be bad then.It would maybe not work on old units if you have to link against newer libs.
Notaz, I respect your attidude and understand your motivation.You might be happy but CC unit owners will be not, as newer games/ports will simply not work on their units.Well, if it would be possible to have the latest version running on Rebirth / 1GHz units and at the same time the older one on the CC units, I'd be happy with that.
That might be a problem.It would maybe not work on old units if you have to link against newer libs.
This ^^ I'm working on it though.First someone needs to get that driver working at all on any pandora, then we can think how to include it in firmware.