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Hi Mario,

On Tue, Feb 15, 2000 at 03:55:30PM +0100, EXT Mario Goegel wrote:
> > 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 :-).
>
> i wrote it, but it doesn't work :-(
> I don't know, where the problem is - my display or driver...

If it's any help, there's an article about a T6963 driver in the C/C++
Users' Journal in February 1999. Try also www.dbit.com/~lansie/lcd.htm
or www.cuj.com.

> It would be great, if someone get it working...

I'd be happy to try if someone sent me a display :-) ... Perhaps you
can tell us how far you got ....

Cheers,
Ben


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