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<warpme_>
hi *
<warpme_>
I just got current mesa master working on s912 t820 with mainline 5.2.1 and give it try with mythtv on my distro (minimyth2). I see gui, can browse it but playback attempt gives series of oom. dmesg is like this: https://pastebin.com/CeBKb5vR If this is because wip - then pls forget this report. If not - pls sugest how I can help with resolving panfrost oom issue…
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<guillaume_g>
alyssa, rtp: I tested your suggestion to switch to DRM_FORMAT_MOD_LINEAR and kmscube shows a nice colorful cube! :)
<guillaume_g>
Apparently, it breaks on Rockechip with LINEAR mode. Any idea how we could make both rockchip and exynos happy?
<rtp>
guillaume_g: oh, nice. last time I tried panfrost on my exynos with t628 (months ago) I only got black screen.
<guillaume_g>
rtp: it is a t604 with exynos 5250. I needed to hack the Device Tree, use kernel 5.2.0 and Mesa 19.1.2 with my hack about DRM_FORMAT_MOD_LINEAR
<rtp>
is it on the snow laptop ?
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<guillaume_g>
rtp: yes, it is
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* rtp
notes to test panfrost on snow and peachpit then, when times permits it
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<guillaume_g>
Should I report my problem with DRM_FORMAT_MOD_LINEAR on gitlab, or somewhere else?
<rtp>
no idea :(
<bbrezillon>
guillaume_g: I know alyssa prefers emails
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<rtp>
guillaume_g: btw, can you put your mods online somewhere please ?
<guillaume_g>
bbrezillon: ok. Is there a mailing list dedicated to panfrost?