I just pushed a bunch of evergreen patches to r600c in mesa. They should fix at least some of the issues you are seeing. Also, changing the memory clocks on evergreen works just fine; same as other asics. See this page for more on the pm options:
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thanks, just updated mesa, let's see..- glxgears: I don't see corruption.
- neverball: colours still wrong -> screenshot. Even though glxgears behaved this time, neverball seemed to corrupt others (see the red stripes in the window border for example)
- geartrain didn't crash the system, but it took a trip to the 60s: screenshot. Those colours change, synchronized to the turning of the gears (normal- and colour-buffers mixed up or something? Then again, why don't we see non-saturated colors?). Those red stripes weren't visible, they turned up sometime during making and copy/pasting the screenshot around.
- When I tried to do stuff with geartrain running, X crashed. The backtrace lacks debugging symbols, I'll see if I can fix that. Maybe xorg doesn't like splitdebug? Hmm..
- kde4: quickly got a segfault similar to the above
Those red stripe-corruption only appears when 3d apps are running. Using a pure 2d desktop (or using xv) seems to work quite well so far.
My second screen turning black: happened again, reproducible. Switch to a VT, back to X, second screen is off. As said, a workaround is to re-issue
xrandr --output DVI-1 --off; xrandr --output DVI-1 --auto --right-of DVI-0
Now where would I report that bug? kernel/KMS? Xorg? xf86-radeon? Or is it known already?
Power Management:
Code:~> echo "low" > /sys/class/drm/card0/device/power_profile ~> cat /sys/kernel/debug/dri/0/radeon_pm_info default engine clock: 850000 kHz current engine clock: 399990 kHz default memory clock: 1200000 kHz current memory clock: 1200000 kHz voltage: 950 mV
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Originally posted by rohcQaH View Post[*]geartrain didn't crash the system, but it took a trip to the 60s: screenshot. Those colours change, synchronized to the turning of the gears (normal- and colour-buffers mixed up or something? Then again, why don't we see non-saturated colors?). Those red stripes weren't visible, they turned up sometime during making and copy/pasting the screenshot around.Test signature
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Originally posted by admiral0 View PostI have an acer laptop with switchable ironlake/radeon hd 5470 graphics. I have compiled code from evergreen_accel branch, but it hangs when starting X.
Anyone has this issue?
there are a few other patches not included in mainline kernels that fix some issues. With this DRM patch I get fully working 2d operation. 3D is a different matter, see my post on the last page. I haven't even been able to run a full piglit test without crashing the system (with either r600c or r600g).
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Originally posted by rohcQaH View Postas mentioned earlier in this thread, you need this DRM patch:
there are a few other patches not included in mainline kernels that fix some issues. With this DRM patch I get fully working 2d operation. 3D is a different matter, see my post on the last page. I haven't even been able to run a full piglit test without crashing the system (with either r600c or r600g).
/me is compiling kernel26-git, again, sigh..
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FYI Andre has committed a number of fixes to the 600c Evergreen support - agd5f's initial impression of the updated code is that the functionality on Evergreen is now pretty close to what you get on 6xx/7xx (although he mentioned some problems with mipmaps).
Might be a good point to give the 600c Evergreen code another try.Test signature
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