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PROGRAM:

NAME

Gatos - ATI-TV for GNU/Linux

DESCRIPTION

The GATOS (General ATI TV and Overlay Software) is an effort to create
standard drivers for all currently unsupported features of ATI video
cards, specifically TV features.

HOMEPAGE

The GATOS homepage is located at:
http://www.core.binghamton.edu/~insomnia/gatos/

Updates, news, additional documentation and the FAQ can be found there.

MAINTAINER

Insomnia (Stea Greene) <[email protected]> send bug reports
and code patches to this address.

REQUIREMENTS

-GNU/Linux, FreeBSD and NetBSD
(only tested on x86).

-ATI All-In-Wonder, All-In-Wonder Pro or Rage II/Pro with ATI-TV
tuner card. Limited support for the All-In-Wonder 128 and
Rage128 with ATI-TV tuner card.

-XFree86
recommended, but not required.

PROGRAMS

There are many programs packaged with GATOS:

- xatitv : GUI "TV in a window" application.
- atitv : Simple text-mode program.
- gatos-conf : GUI GATOS configuration application.
- atitoppm,
- atitogif,
- atitojpg,
- yuvsum,
- atisplit : YUV conversion program.
- scanpci : PCI bus utility.

BUG REPORTS

To submit a bug report, send an e-mail to:
Insomnia (Stea Greene) <[email protected]>

with a subject line of:
GATOS BUG: <brief description...>

Then in the main body of the message:

- Describe the bug in detail, including how to repeat the
misbehavior,

- Specify what version of GATOS and what version of
IBTK you are using,

- Then include a dump of "xatitv -v" (either as a MIME
attachment or right in the message),

- Include a patch of any changes you made to the code that may
fix the problem. See PATCHES below,

When a bug is fixed or if the bug report is not understood, you
will get a reply, so make sure your message is properly reply-able.

PATCHES

To create a patch, first make sure you have a full tree of both the
original and the modified trees (herin called "gatos-orig" and
"gatos-new" respectively).

Make sure each tree is clean by using:

-> make distclean

in EACH directory. Then change to the directory immediately above
these two directories and use the following command:

-> diff -ur gatos-orig gatos-new > gatos-new-patch

Look at gatos-new-patch (with a text editor or viewer) and make sure
nothing is changed that you didn't intend to be. You can submit this
patch to me either included in an e-mail, or as a MIME attachment, or
you can compress it and send it as a MIME attachment, as follows:

Compress it with:

-> gzip -9 gatos-new-patch

Then send gatos-new-patch.gz to me as a MIME attachment.

If there is a problem with the patch, or I have a question or the
patch/description is not understood, you will get a reply, so make sure
your message is properly reply-able.

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