If someone could help us to find an issue for enable QVGA, it could be very useful.
It is very simple actually. It is supported out of the box by the Zaurus framebuffer device driver. You just need to know how to tell it about your needs
There is a standard tool to perform mode switching on framebuffer devices, it is called \'fbset\'. Pdaxrom includes a version of it, but unfortuately, the version supplied (from the busybox suite) is not configured right and so is quite useless.
It has to be recompiled to be useful. With normal \'fbset\', you just do
fbset -xres 320 -yres 240
or
fbset \'mode name\', where mode configurations reside in /etc/fb.modes
and it works
Pdaxrom developers, would you please turn on one option in your busybox configuration? It\'s \"Linux System Utilities -] fbset -] Turn on fbset readmode support\". The tool would be useful then.
The other problem is that changing current video mode would screw up the running X server. And it has no use with X11 applications
I would actually very much enjoy if the pdaXrom X server supported mode switching via xrandr. ATI Imageon chip supports both 320x240 and 240x320 in hardware. We would have a nice fullscreen performance with games and video, that would be totally awesome!