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Etnaviv DRM Updates Submitted For Linux 4.10

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Kernel on 3 December 2016 at 08:51 AM EST. Add A Comment

Etnaviv is the latest DRM driver having its code ready for DRM-Next to in turn land for Linux 4.10.

The Etnaviv DRM-Next pull request is not nearly as exciting as MSM getting Adreno 500 series support, a lot of Intel changes, or the numerous AMDGPU changes, but it's not bad either for a community-driven, reverse-engineered DRM driver for the Vivante graphics cores.

The Etnaviv DRM pull has DMA-BUF mmap support, DRM_INSTANCED command support is now allowed past the validator, and there is support for the i.MX6SX. More details via this dri-devel message.

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