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Total CPU cycles spent per output pixel: 59 Total CPU cycles spent per input pixel: 6 K CPU cycles: 7478653 (transpired, may include context switches) Sent bytes: 125732225 (compressed usb data, including overhead) Identical bytes: 1070725304 (skipped via shadow buffer check) Rendered bytes: 1238913024 (total pixels * Bpp) Model name : Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU N270 1.60GHz Xlib: extension "RANDR" missing on display ":3.0".

Here’s some numbers that can be compared to earlier posts (in non-rotate. One downside is rendering is significantly slower, as the extra work of rotation is done at the X level and the page-fault behavior of defio means even small updates refresh much of the screen. To enable rotation, in the nf “Device” section, add a Rotate option, setting it to CW, CCW, or UD. Instructions for compiling and adding the ReportDamage option to nf are at the end of this post.

With the fbdev xorg server patched to report damage (writes to the framebuffer).

With the udlfb fb_defio option enabled to detect framebuffer writes based on page faults.

DisplayLink devices can use this driver two ways: The xorg generic fbdev driver (xf86-video-fbdev) supports rotation with a custom option (note it disables DGA and xrandr when it rotated mode).