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On Mon, Feb 14, 2000 at 10:31:58AM +0100, EXT
EHE AT CompuGROUP.COM
wrote:
> Thanks, I'll test it.
> I've already written a device driver for my lcd+keypad.
> Maybe I'll write a driver for lcdproc that reads/writes to /dev/lcd.
>
> BTW: I'll write a similar driver for my T6963 LCD+keypad
> It can do 16*16 text and 128*128 graphics + up to 40 keys.
> T6963 based LCDs can do max. 80*32 text or 640*256
> graphics.

Mario Goegel
<m.goegel AT gmx.de>
has done some work on a kernel driver
that uses /dev. He also mentioned that he was working on a T6963
driver a couple of months ago. Perhaps you can collaborate :-).

Cheers,
Ben


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• AW: [lcdproc] lcdproc server incredibly slow, EHE AT CompuGROUP.COM, 02/14/2000
  • [lcdproc] lcdproc server incredibly slow, Benjamin Tse, 02/14/2000
    • [lcdproc] lcdproc server incredibly slow, <m.goegel AT gmx.de (Mario Goegel), 02/15/2000
      • [lcdproc] lcdproc server incredibly slow, Benjamin Tse, 02/15/2000
        • [lcdproc] lcdproc server incredibly slow, <m.goegel AT gmx.de (Mario Goegel), 02/16/2000
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  • AW: [lcdproc] lcdproc server incredibly slow, EHE AT CompuGROUP.COM, 02/15/2000

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