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  <H2><A NAME="2"></A>2. Using XF86_W32 on a board with an ICS5341 GENDAC </H2>
<p>Even though the GENDAC provides a set of standard clocks that can be found
with the normal clock probing procedure, it is mandatory to put a
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<pre>
ClockChip  "ics5341"
</pre>
</code></blockquote>

line into the Device Section to be able to use the programmable clocks that
the ICS5341 can produce. You can also add a
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<pre>
Ramdac     "ics5341"
</pre>
</code></blockquote>

line, but the RAMDAC should be auto-probed correctly.  Even though the
server currently accepts any dot clock up to 135MHz with the ICS5341 GENDAC,
most boards show a small band of clock values in the area between 86MHz and
about 100MHz that don't work. This are usually is just a few MHz wide, higher
clocks as well as lower clocks work just fine. I'm working on it. (DHH)</p>

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