Tech Source Raptor Drivers for Linux - Manual (Page 29)

Chapter 4 – Software Installation for T-Class Cards
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BusID: Depending on the machine and the slot the
card is in, it might receive a unique
BusID
.
When the driver attaches, it will print out the
device name and
BusID
. To check the
BusID
, type
dmesg|grep rap.
The
output should look similar to the following:
TSI: rap2kt0 (BusID 0:9:0) is
rap2kt @ 2048x2048
In the example above, the Raptor 2100T
has a
BusID of PCI:0:9:0
. Change the
BusID
s of the cards in
XF86Config
to
match the
BusID
s reported by the drivers.
Option "Device": This field specifies the device name of the
Raptor card. The first Raptor card seen by
the system will be
/dev/rap2kt0
and the
second will be
/dev/rap2kt1
and so on.
The device name and the
BusID
specified
earlier in this section must correspond to the
same card.
Option "Mode": This field specifies pixel modes. It can be
one of the following.
8
8-bit PsuedoColor
8+24
Simultaneous 8-bit PsuedoColor and 24-bit
True Color
24
24-bit True Color
8+8
Two 8-bit PseudoColor visuals
mox16
MOX, 8-bit Normal, 13-bit Group, 5-bit
Absolute
mox24
MOX, 8-bit Normal, 21-bit Group, 13-bit
Absolute
mox32
MOX, 8-bit Normal, 24-bit Group, 21-bit
Absolute
mox16radar
MOX16 with radar scan converter input
mox24radar
MOX24 with radar scan converter input
8radar
8-bit PsuedoColor with radar scan converter
input