http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=28321
zdenek.styblik@gmail.com changed:
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--- Comment #9 from zdenek.styblik@gmail.com 2011-09-27 00:31:58 CDT --- Created attachment 36577 --> http://bugs.winehq.org/attachment.cgi?id=36577 GFX 560 patch - adds PCI ID and defines properties of GFX 560, shifts GFX560TI to be trully TI not GFX560; patch against wine-1.3.29
I've tested it again and correct graphics card is being returned this time.
I propose to add "UNKNOWN CARD" into enumeration as well and document it, so users of wine know what's going on and what to do => report back their graphics card and PCI ID, so it can be added. Assumption of backwards compatibility, with 8300GS and some-default-AMD graphics card, fails for nV GFX560 and AMD HD6870. And I don't think these are going to be only two.
It also would be great to have a tool or way to display detected graphics card, sound card and what not eg. in wine. Because there aren't many ways you can do it except thanks to some games, namely Crysis 2 and its jabber "your card X is not supported". I found out there is a problem with my sound card as well which is going to be harder to figure out than this one. What I'm trying to say is to make it easier for wine user to check whether his hardware is detected in wine as it should be. His graphics is GFX560 and not 8300GS, for example.