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17. By Julien Cristau on 2010-08-27

Enable low power render writes on GEN3 hardware. Backported from a kernel
fix by Dave Airlie. This should fix a number of issues (hangs in
particular) on 915/945-class hw.

16. By Julien Cristau on 2010-05-11

Backport from upstream git support for SDVO LVDS outputs, as found on asus
eeetop (ET1602). Thanks to Eric Estievenart for the patch
(closes: #520018).

15. By Julien Cristau on 2009-01-22

Remove the Cappuccino SlimPRO SP625F quirk added in -2+lenny5.
There are machines with the same subdevice ids and an LVDS output
(closes: #512595). Thanks, Kushal Koolwal!

14. By Julien Cristau on 2008-10-20

* Cherry-pick some more patches from upstream git:
  - Disable display clock gating for 4 series chips
  - Pipe A force quirk for Toshiba Satellite A30.
  - i830: Fix timer leak
    TimerCancel just cancels the timer: it still leaves the TimerRec intact
    and unfreed.
  - Disable render standby
    Render standby is known to cause possible hang issue on some mobile
    chips, so always disable it.
  - Add support for G41 chipset
    G41 is another 4 series chipset like G45/43.
  - Add Cappuccino SlimPRO SP625F to no LVDS quirks list
    Looks like this platform might contain VBTs that indicate an LFP is
    present even though it isn't. Intended to fix bz #11368.
  - Add TV out quirk for HP Compaq nx6110
    Adds a TV out quirk for HP Compaq nx6110. Fixes bz #17683.
  - Do force CRT detect sequence twice on 4 series chipset
  - Render register clock gating disable fix on 4 series chipset
  - Disable frame buffer compression by default for GM965.
    We haven't found a way to make FBC work reliably with GM965 yet, (it
    often fails to notice CPU writes). This appears to be a specific problem
    with this device, (as we haven't gotten similar bug reports for
    subsequent devices such as GM45). So FBC is now disabled by default for
    GM965 but can still be enabled with the FrameBufferCompression option
    for experimenting/debugging
  - Fix broken stolen memory counting on G4X (closes: #502387).
    On the GM45 we were assuming too little stolen memory (mostly harmless,
    except when it wasn't, until the AGP fix), and on the G45 we were
    assuming too much stolen memory, which was quite harmful when we touched
    the page that didn't get mapped.
  - XAA tiling support was mis-computing adjusted pitch (>>4 instead of >>2)
    This may well explain why XAA never worked well on tiled front buffers;
    tiled buffers require a different pitch programming on 965 than
    non-tiled buffers, in dwords rather than bytes
  - Handle differently tiled front/back/depth/third in DRI window management
    When moving or clearing the extra buffer contents associated with DRI
    windows, the XAA code needs to see which buffer is being manipulated in
    the Setup functions to program the tiling values correctly. Calling
    I830SelectBuffer and not then calling I830Setup... would result in
    mis-tiled rendering
* Adjust patch 01_gen_pci_ids.diff to exclude G41 as well, so vesa is chosen
  by default. The intel driver can still be selected in xorg.conf.

13. By Julien Cristau on 2008-09-05

* Kill 02_xaa_by_default_on_i965.diff. Switching to XAA breaks Xvideo,
  which is Not Good™.
* New patch 02_965_no_exa_composite.diff: add a "RenderAccel" option, to
  control whether EXA composite acceleration is enabled. Default to off on
  i965+ to hopefully avoid the font rendering issues reported in #451791 and
  friends.

12. By Bryce Harrington on 2008-06-19

Import upstream version 2.3.2

11. By Bryce Harrington on 2008-06-06

Import upstream version 2.3.1

10. By Timo Aaltonen on 2008-02-26

Import upstream version 2.2.1

9. By Timo Aaltonen on 2008-02-06

Import upstream version 2.2.0.90

8. By Timo Aaltonen on 2008-01-08

Import upstream version 2.2.0+git20080107