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#
# xsetup.py - handles anaconda specific XFree86 needs
#
# Michael Fulbright <msf@redhat.com>
#
# Copyright 2002,2003 Red Hat, Inc.
#
# This software may be freely redistributed under the terms of the GNU
# library public license.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU Library Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
#
#
# should probably go in rhpl
#
import iutil
import rhpl
import rhpxl.xserver as xserver
from rhpl.translate import _
import string
class XSetup:
def __init__(self, hwstate):
self.skipx = 0
self.imposed_sane_default = 0
self.xhwstate = hwstate
#
# mouse and keyboard maybe should be part of this object
#
# really all of this should be in rhpl probably
#
def write(self, fn, mouse, keyboard):
# always turn dri on FIXME: except on ia64
if rhpl.getArch() == "ia64":
self.xhwstate.set_dri_enabled(0)
else:
self.xhwstate.set_dri_enabled(1)
#
# XXX - cleanup monitor name to not include 'DDC Probed Monitor'
# in its string if its there.
#
# This is around for legacy reasons. The monitor description
# string passed around inside anaconda includes this prefix
# so that the UI can properly display the monitor as a DDC
# probed value versus a user selected value.
#
monname = self.xhwstate.get_monitor_name()
if monname is not None:
ddc_monitor_string = _("DDC Probed Monitor")
if monname[:len(ddc_monitor_string)] == ddc_monitor_string:
self.xhwstate.set_monitor_name(monname[len(ddc_monitor_string)+3:])
outfile = fn + "/xorg.conf"
xserver.writeXConfig(outfile, self.xhwstate, mouse, keyboard,
standalone = 0)
# restore monitor name
self.xhwstate.set_monitor_name(monname)
def writeKS(self, f, desktop=None):
# FIXME: we really should have at least teh startxonboot and
# defaultdesktop bits on s390
if rhpl.getArch() == "s390":
return
if self.skipx:
f.write("skipx\n")
return
args = self.getArgList(self.xhwstate.get_resolution(),
self.xhwstate.get_colordepth())
if desktop:
rl = desktop.getDefaultRunLevel()
if rl and str(rl) == '5':
args = args + ['--startxonboot', '']
gui = desktop.getDefaultDesktop()
if gui:
args = args + ['--defaultdesktop', string.lower(gui)]
f.write("xconfig")
for arg in args:
f.write(" " + arg)
f.write("\n")
f.write("monitor")
for arg in self.getMonitorArgList():
f.write(" " + arg)
f.write("\n")
def getMonitorArgList(self):
args = []
monitor = self.xhwstate.monitor
args = args + [ "--hsync", monitor.getMonitorHorizSync() ]
args = args + [ "--vsync", monitor.getMonitorVertSync() ]
return args
def getArgList(self, res, depth):
args = []
vc = self.xhwstate.videocard
args = args + [ "--driver", '"' + vc.primaryCard().getDriver() + '"' ]
vram = vc.primaryCard().getVideoRam()
if vram is not None:
args = args + [ "--videoram", vram]
# XXX this isn't really quite right, but it works for the way
# things are now
args = args + [ "--resolution", res ]
args = args + [ "--depth", str(depth) ]
return args
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