More AMDGPU Changes Queue For Linux 4.15

[smitty3268]

Hello Marc,

I feel like your post (and DonQ's) is of a humorous nature, but I don't really understand why. Would you care to elaborate on why one would go to Colorado and/or Santa Cruz to celebrate, with regards to new kernel releases?

Four-twenty is a term that is associated with smoking marijuana for rather obscure reasons, but it's become well known to the point that April 20 is an unofficial holiday for pot smokers. The act is now legal in Colorado.

[cde1]

Go to Santa Cruz to honor it fully.

Hello Marc,

I feel like your post (and DonQ's) is of a humorous nature, but I don't really understand why. Would you care to elaborate on why one would go to Colorado and/or Santa Cruz to celebrate, with regards to new kernel releases?

[MrCooper]

I wonder whether these most recent changes will make the weird "[TTM] Erroneous page count. Leaking pages" kernel messages go away, which I've seen during the last few weeks from amd-staging-drm-next.

Should be fixed with https://cgit.freedesktop.org/~agd5f/...e1d0b467519d1b .

[dwagner]

I wonder whether these most recent changes will make the weird "[TTM] Erroneous page count. Leaking pages" kernel messages go away, which I've seen during the last few weeks from amd-staging-drm-next.

To answer myself: Yes, those weird messages are now no longer emitted.

[pal666]

I myself am looking forward to kernel 4.20.

it could be called 5.0

[Sethox]

I myself am looking forward to kernel 4.20. I think I'll go to Colorado to celebrate that release!

If you get a picture where Linus Torvalds is in with a 4.20 theme then my world is complete. :P

[yurikoles]

Michael

Typo:

[Marc Driftmeyer]

I myself am looking forward to kernel 4.20. I think I'll go to Colorado to celebrate that release!

Go to Santa Cruz to honor it fully.

[dwagner]

I wonder whether these most recent changes will make the weird "[TTM] Erroneous page count. Leaking pages" kernel messages go away, which I've seen during the last few weeks from amd-staging-drm-next.

[DonQ]

I myself am looking forward to kernel 4.20. I think I'll go to Colorado to celebrate that release!