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From: Girish Venkatachalam <girishvenkatachalam@...>
To: <misc@...>
Subject: Support for HDMI and Disk On Memory?
Date: Wednesday, October 31, 2007 - 8:24 pm

Hello friends,


Please excuse me for sounding like a newbie.


I have not obtained enough info about these technologies on the web. Any

pointers are much appreciated.


I want to know what needs to be done to make OpenBSD boot from a DOM

module. 


Does DOM emulate a hard disk? Are any special drivers required?


My second question is totally unrelated.


Are any special drivers required for supporting a HDMI high definition

audio/video output?


I am guessing that the audio part alone will need some sort of driving.


What about video?


Or is it all done in hardware/firmware?


Many thanks.


regards,

Girish
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Support for HDMI and Disk On Memory?, Girish Venkatachalam, (Wed Oct 31, 8:24 pm)
library resolution in 4.1, David, (Mon Oct 29, 8:16 pm)
Re: library resolution in 4.1, Richard Toohey, (Sat Nov 3, 1:54 pm)
Re: Support for HDMI and Disk On Memory?, ropers, (Wed Oct 31, 8:54 pm)