1. Finally add the ATI 8514/A Ultra add-on BIOS in both ISA and MCA variants (despite the ROM page failure on POST).
2. Fixed a mode switch bug in the Mach8 (both add-on and vga combo) when exiting the Win3.x GUI using the native drivers.
3. Corrected (best possible) the eeprom load of the Mach8 products.
4. Partial implementation of the FIFO on the 8514/A compatible products including Mach8/32 and plain IBM 8514/A.
1. vga_on global variable removed, as it didn't play well with 2 subsystems at once (8514/A and XGA both enabled).
2. Emulate the Foreground/Background Color aliases of PIX_TRANS properly when not executing a command.
3. Voodoo 3D override now works properly (again) with Mach32 PCI cards and others by turning the 8514/A timer off and on accordingly.
IBM 8514/A (MCA/ISA).
Added a configure button to the QT frontend for the amount of memory used by said add-on chips.
XGA:
Forgot a change about the 4mb aperture.
8514/A compatibles:
1. The mode switch (from VGA to 8514/A/ATI and vice-versa) has been fixed again (for the Nth time).
2. Removed a pattern hack used on DPCONFIG = 0x5211 on bitblt, now patterns work properly using the ATI Mach8 3.0 win3.1x drivers.
3. Clipping regs are more accurate for acceleration.
XGA 1-2:
A picky OS is a picky OS, fixes to the Win95 fonts (which uses the pattern sources) applied.
8514/A/Mach8/32:
Reworked the acceleration a bit as well as the mode switches from VGA to ATI/8514/A mode and viceversa based on the documentation. Fixes the Linux GUI fonts using the Mach32 driver (possibly Mach8 too) and other anomalies (still needs more work on the acceleration though).
PVGA:
Minor fixes to the banking.
S3-based (Pre-ViRGE):
1. Made the chip class use its own banking so that the Enhanced Mode mapping (equivalent to 64K-based A0000) is taken into account (per bit 3 of CRTC31, which forces the mapping to be 64K A0000, regardless of the GDCREG6 bits). Fixes NT 3.1 347.1's S3 driver.
2. Initial rework on 15bpp/16bpp accelerated mode of the 911/924 chips (currently not 100% bug free, I need help with this chips).
XGA-1/2:
Get rid of the linear endian reverse variable hack used by OS/2 and, instead, use the already declared ones more wisely, fixes OS/2 2.1 reversed fonts and keeps everything else working as it should.
Misc:
Added the BT481 RAMDAC for future card use.
8514/A changes:
1. Correct interlaced display resolution.
2. Added a limit to cursor coordinates.
3. Test/WIP features of the add-on Mach8 side (ATI 8514/A Ultra) such as configurable BIOS.
4. Made the CMD 5 of the acceleration (Polygon Boundary) more accurate per manual (as much as I could regarding the clipping).
Cirrus related:
1. Added SUBSYS PCI vendor/device ID of the 5480 (per manual).
IBM VGA:
1. Built-in/option rom-less VGA don't need the "available" flag.
ATI Mach8/32:
1. As with 8514/A, corrected interlaced display.
XGA-1/-2:
1. Moved the XGA R/W memory size tests out of the SVGA R/W routines to reflect the per card basis, although anything that uses its own SVGA mapping would call the tests there (such as Cirrus, Headland and ATI) when not accessing the LFB. This finally puts an end to the XGA MCA mapping enabling bugs.
2. Re-organized the ISA standalone and non-standalone (INMOS) sides of the chips so that they work properly and remove the FILE rom loading hack from init.
3. The Memory Mapped R/W sides now account for instance in their address range.
4. INMOS only: prevent any ROM address access to anything lower than 0xc8000 to not conflict with the main BIOS rom loading.
5. Fixed native pitch by using the correct register, this fixes non 1024x768 resolutions under NT.
6. More logs when enabled to see any future bugs.
AT/286 based early (1988) laptop with indestructible magnesium case.
Also add emulation of 3 specific Conner HDDs as required by stock 1520 BIOS.
It only works with these particular drives and requires them to be somewhat
slow or reads will hang. The alternative is to use RomBuster to patch your
BIOS.
The machine had 3 display options (640x480 plasma or 2 different LCDs).
For now we need to use stock CGA with mono amber monitor to get some of
the plasma feel. Next step is to add Yamaha V6366 video card support.
