I suppose I should explain why I did that. I looked at the radeonhd source, and it doesn't seem to treat HDMI and DVI differently when setting encoder mode. I guess if we want to support HDCP, we will need to use ATOM_ENCODER_MODE_HDMI, but for now we can probably use ATOM_ENCODER_MODE_DVI. As I said in the Fedora bug, I am not a driver dev, so I don't know if my change breaks anything.
I suppose I should explain why I did that. I looked at the radeonhd source, and it doesn't seem to treat HDMI and DVI differently when setting encoder mode. I guess if we want to support HDCP, we will need to use ATOM_ENCODER_ MODE_HDMI, but for now we can probably use ATOM_ENCODER_ MODE_DVI. As I said in the Fedora bug, I am not a driver dev, so I don't know if my change breaks anything.