<icecream95>
It happens with LIBGLALWAYSSOFTWARE=1, so #notourbug
<icecream95>
LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE*
<alyssa>
icecream95: I love #notourbug =D
<alyssa>
robclark: I do need to play more stk :p
<robclark>
#notourbug or #wehavesamebugasswrast? (I've hit the latter case a few times)
<alyssa>
llvmpipe is GL4.5 conformant, how much do we care? :p
<robclark>
alyssa: yes you do.. playing^Dtesting is one of the fringe benefits of working on a gfx driver :-P
<alyssa>
I don't even like video games!
<robclark>
I'm not a big first-person-shooter type (well, I'm probably more of a pacifist).. but big fan of the the mariokart genre ;-)
<alyssa>
Definitely not an FPS type myself
<HdkR>
I like platformers :>
<alyssa>
~Might be a Quaker thing~
<robclark>
somehow first-person-shooter == fps annoys me about as much as digital-rights-managment == drm
<alyssa>
Yeah....
<alyssa>
robclark: Petition to rename libwidevine to libdrm just to annoy us linux people ;P
<robclark>
can I just have nothing to do with widevine instead?
<alyssa>
good choice
<icecream95>
What annoys me is that swaywm is on page 3 of searching for "sway" on DDG. No, I do not want to "Create visually striking newsletters", Micro$oft
<alyssa>
If we rename to Panfro$t, will we get more customers? Does it work like that?
* macc24
laughs in having a dedicated ai that is specifically suited to enclose me in an echo chamber and talking to its creator
<icecream95>
alyssa: We have Microsoft code in Panfrost now, right? Micro$oft® Panfro$t for Workgroups 3.11
<alyssa>
icecream95: I mean. Technically in NIR, yes.
<macc24>
alyssa: wait isn't there an internal panfrost's IR?
<icecream95>
macc24:
<macc24>
icecream95:
<icecream95>
'mir' and 'bir' for Midgard and Bifrost
<alyssa>
macc24:
<icecream95>
alyssa:
<macc24>
alyssa:
<icecream95>
icecream95:
<HdkR>
mir,bir,vir
<HdkR>
:)
<macc24>
HdkR: valhall on panfrost won't happen without a sane dev board running linux
<alyssa>
'bir' is correctly pronounced 'brrrrrgh' 🇨🇦
<macc24>
alyssa: bir goes brrrrrgh
<alyssa>
icecream95: Passed: 1890/1900 (99.5%)
<macc24>
HdkR: and you know who will happily put linux on every chromebook that he touches :D
<alyssa>
10 regressions out of 1900, that's basically correct, let's ship it? ;P
<icecream95>
alyssa: It's too hot down here for me to be saying brrr
<alyssa>
icecream95: Maybe come back to Bifrost in 6 months?
<icecream95>
:)
<macc24>
icecream95: at least your part of world isn't on fire
<alyssa>
icecream95: https://rosenzweig.io/uh.txt Do you see anything obviously wrong here? Am I being really dense? Is this another hw bug? :|
<HdkR>
mediump output losing precision?
<HdkR>
while constants are 32bit float that definitely don't fit?
<alyssa>
actually it looks like the whole draw might be missing
<alyssa>
so maybe the RSD is busted
<alyssa>
wait_6/wait_7 stuff
<alyssa>
apparently those flags are new to v7? will have to fix for v6 then... wheee.
<alyssa>
something about the first clause being ATEST seems to throw it off
<alyssa>
WTF!
<alyssa>
If I don't have an ATEST instruction (I just do a single clause with BLEND), it's perfectly happy.
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<icecream95>
alyssa: There isn't any clause with next_atest
<alyssa>
icecream95: That ought to be ok, we start clauses with message passing instructions all the time (usually loads of various types)
<alyssa>
and in the BLEND-only one, there's nothing with next_blend
<alyssa>
which implies something fundamentally odd about ATEST
<alyssa>
icecream95: You don't like rendering the Mande se?
<orkid>
Hi, is this an appropriate place to ask about problems with mesa/panfrost on odroid-n2? I installed debian testing, and using linux 5.10.6, and mesa compiled from git, i am having errors and rendering problems in weston. I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask about this.
<alyssa>
weston should work ok on n2, what's up?
<macc24>
orkid: does sway work fine?
<orkid>
macc24: i don't know, i haven't checked.
<orkid>
Unhandled Page fault in AS1 at VA 0x0 in dmesg
<orkid>
gpu sched timeouts
<orkid>
js fault, js=1
<orkid>
in weston, portions of the background flicker black, etc.
<orkid>
i can get rid of the flickering by moving a window around the 'clean up' those areas.
<orkid>
e.g. i opened a firefox window (MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1), it's from the latest firefox .deb from untsable, moved it around, and a portion of a terminal in the background flickers white, as i type in irssi in another terminal now.
<orkid>
:S
<orkid>
i just moved the mouse, and got more unhandled page faults show up in the glitching terminal windows with dmesg -w running within.
<macc24>
i can't reproduce this on G72
<orkid>
what distro, kernel, etc? maybe i can install something similar and check on the n2.
<macc24>
kernel is 5.10.4 with custom patches to support hardware
<macc24>
panfrost module is largely unpatches
<macc24>
distro is cadmium and it won't run on odroid n2
<orkid>
any ideas why this might be happening? the kernel is not totally vanilla perhaps. i installed debian using a bullseye netinst img from tobbter (he works at Hardkernel?). I'm not sure what patches it might have had. Could any such patches be the cause of this?
<macc24>
when did you build mesa?
<orkid>
.. not sure what else to try. I figured this was quite a minimal install (tobetter netinst, mesa from git, weston, and firefox (happens with both firefox-esr from testing, and firefox from unstable)
<orkid>
a few hours ago.
<orkid>
git pull says 'up to date.'
<macc24>
then i don't know
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<orkid>
it seems to have been a kernel issue. installed a different linux-image (with 'panfrost' in the name), and no problems yet.
* orkid
knocks on wood
<chewitt>
orkid 5.10 is missing patches
<chewitt>
the kernels that HK are releasing now have picked the required bits from my tree
<chewitt>
the bits are mostly backports from 5.11
<orkid>
chewitt: you mean the kernels in the linuxfactory repositories?
<chewitt>
I don't use or track the content in the HK repo's .. but from forum posts @tobetter picked everything from my branches
<chewitt>
HK like most vendors has so much stuff spread all over the place
<orkid>
ok. yeah, somewhat of a hair pulling experience. :) btw, i just ran a git clone of your linux.git amlogic-5.10.y branch. is that the best one to use atm, or is 5.11.y better/ok to use?
<chewitt>
I'm using 5.11.y without issues
<chewitt>
and by now I've completely forgotten what state I left the 5.10.y branch in :)
<chewitt>
beware that I rebase frequently.. so branches are a moving target
<orkid>
ok. thanks! i'll have to reclone then, since i just did --single-branch.
<orkid>
if i git clone -b amlogic-5.11.y --single-branch, will that cause problems as you rebase, or can i just git pull and all will be swell? :)
<orkid>
.. i don't know much about version control systems, i guess i'll have to read about it a bit. sorry for the off topic chat, if it bothered anyone.