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Linux (i386/x86_64) HX ftp://ftp.xig.com/pub/Summit/linux/sls/
Solaris (i386/x86_64) HX ftp://ftp.xig.com/pub/Summit/solaris/sls/
This version corrects several issues seen in 2.4-7. Note, this release only concerns itself with HX-Matrox. HX-ATI will be updated in the future.
For Matrox: G450/G450MMS/G550 and certain Parhelia based cards, such as QID.
- Add support for IBM AIX 5.2 on selected RS6000 platforms utilizing the IBM GXT135 graphics adapter.
- Corrected a problem with Matrox cards where occasionally, multiple cursors could be seen.
- worked around another Redhat kernel problem that could cause the appearance of an Xserver hang, incorrect rendering, and a variety of other symptoms. These issues could be seen on RHEL 5.1, and probably earlier RHEL versions (RHEL4 Update 6) using redhat kernels. Stock 'vanilla' (kernel.org) kernels work fine.
- rework handling of digital monitors. Monitors that support scaling can be configured and driven at non-native resolutions via a digital DVI connection now. Previously, when a non-native resolution was selected for a digital monitor, the server would fallback to an analog timing, which would require that the monitor be reconnected via an analog cable.
- update default fontpath on Linux systems to match the prevailing directory locations (usr/share/fonts, /usr/share/X11/fonts, etc).
- add support for NextWindow (www.nextwindow.com) USB Touchscreen controllers under Solaris and Linux systems.
- Fix Xsetup shell script to look for an alternate XKeysymDB, which is located in a different place on certain Linux systems.
- Fix coredump in graphical Xsetup when changing/selecting a device in certain circumstances.
- correct issue whereby a local unix socket might disappear after a server reset (Solaris).
- RENDER extension is accelerated on Sparc systems now (as well as AIX/Power).
- xsvc 4.0-12 (Solaris, AIX, Linux) [from the README.xsvc history section]
- provide infrastructure to support DMA synchronization under driver control, which is needed on some platforms.
- for udev systems, install a 'rules' file if the proper /etc/udev/ directories are present. Apparently the 'perms' file has been deprecated, though we will still use it on systems where it would appear to work.
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