I think the poor chaps at Hansol have encoded the detailed mode clock frequency as big-endian instead of little-endian. Swapping bytes 36 and 37 would give a frequency of 125.22 MHz (1280x1024@70) instead of 599.22 Mhz. I have studied a couple of other Hansol EDID dumps but I could not find any other model having this error.
I think the poor chaps at Hansol have encoded the detailed mode clock frequency as big-endian instead of little-endian. Swapping bytes 36 and 37 would give a frequency of 125.22 MHz (1280x1024@70) instead of 599.22 Mhz. I have studied a couple of other Hansol EDID dumps but I could not find any other model having this error.
I therefore made a proposal for a quirk for your model. Can you please test this kernel? alioth. debian. org/~tormod- guest/linux- image-3. 2.0-3-generic_ 3.2.0-3. 7tv_i386. deb
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