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bryce_tjaalton: awesome00:35
jordi1983I have an idea, and I want to know do you all think, wouldn't it be cool to have a PPA containing daily builds for the last ati r6xx/r7xx 3D support in order to be tested on ubuntu, and this way helping to speed up their stabilization and development?00:44
jordi1983so, I'm going to re-send the previous message, for you all to be able to read it00:51
jordi1983there ( http://www.x.org/wiki/radeonhd%3Aexperimental_3D)  it explains how to build and install the files but I'd like somebody to do the packaging in a PPA I don't know how to do it, I think there is a lot of dependencies and things you need to know to package a video driver in the right way00:52
rippsjordi1983: xorg-edgers and tormod do this already00:54
Sarvattthe drm is already done  in xorg edgers and tormod builds radeon-rewrite just about every day too..00:54
rippshivemind00:54
jordi1983the radeon-rewrite branch applies only for r1xxx-r5xx cards00:54
Sarvattr600-700 drm hasnt even been updated in almost 2 months00:54
jordi1983I'm talking about r6xx-r7xx-3d branch, or r6xx-rewrite00:55
Sarvatthttp://cgit.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/log/?h=r6xx-r7xx-support00:57
Sarvattthat hardly justifies a daily build there :D00:57
jordi1983the code in that branch provides drm support for that cards and therefore EXA and Xvideo, but I'm talking about the experimental 3D support00:58
jordi1983I mean DRI (or DRI2 I don't know which one it's been implemented now)01:00
Sarvatt(i linked mesa/mesa not mesa/drm)01:00
jordi1983oops, sorry01:00
jordi1983look at this one: http://cgit.freedesktop.org/~agd5f/drm/log/?h=r6xx-r7xx-3d01:02
jordi1983on the xorg wiki says: 3D: experimental, development in two places simultaneously; mesa r6xx-r7xx-support, r6xx-rewrite, both need drm r6xx-r7xx-3d01:04
jordi1983looking at the development pace maybe daily builds wouldn't be very useful, maybe weekly builds, but something at least, right there isn't any builds at all01:06
jordi1983right now...01:06
jordi1983I think you need to have a git version of radeon, mesa and drm to test it01:13
Sarvatttormod might be up for it, but hes on vacation for the weekend. maybe send him a message through launchpad?01:13
jordi1983Ok, I'll do it, thank you. Meanwhile, do you (or somebody else) know where can I learn how to do it myself? My knowledge about these technologies is very poor and about packaging too.01:17
jordi1983Is there any book or website or wiki...01:18
jordi1983no answer, am I writing in the wrong place?01:30
Sarvatti was testing merging everything to see if it'd work for xorg-edgers but no luck, r6xx-rewrite is still based on a really old mesa version. maybe once they start merging with master like radeon-rewrite is we can do it on the mesa end01:54
Sarvattcant think of a single place i learned it outside of google and apt-get source-ing stuff to see how it works in the debian folder, sorry i dont have any links handy..01:58
Sarvatteww r6xx-r7xx support branch is based off of mesa 7.2 even01:58
Sarvattanyone had any experience with radeon-rewrite? thinking about merging it with the karmic mesa 7.6 on xorg-edgers02:33
=== ripps_ is now known as ripps
maxbWhoa, weird. The 2.7.1 intel driver has apparently done something weird with the aspect ratio of X elements08:58
maxbIt now thinks I'm 800x600, when in fact I'm 1024x60008:59
Sarvatttjaalton: you forgot to add 01_gen_pci_ids.diff  to xserver-xorg-video-intel, debian dropped it09:01
Sarvattpeople are getting fallbacks to vesa because of it09:01
Sarvatthttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/37950409:06
ubottuUbuntu bug 379504 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "Xorg falls back to VESA on intel hardware" [Undecided,Confirmed]09:06
hyperair9011 objects11:03
hyperair-2062495744 object bytes11:03
hyperairhow fun.11:03
hyperairit's leaked so damn much memory, it even overflowed.11:04
* hyperair facepalms11:04
tjaaltonSarvatt: I didn't forget anything, because I didn't know it was needed anymore18:25
tjaaltonstrange that it has gone unnoticed in debian18:25
jcristauhmm.18:33
tjaaltonso the autoconfiguration logic is flawed, the internal table is only used if there's no config file18:35
tjaaltonbut that was and is well known18:35
tjaaltonso maybe it was just an oversight?18:35
jcristauthe internal table is used here..18:36
tjaaltonlet me try it myself18:36
jcristaujulien@radis:~$ grep intel /etc/X11/xorg.conf18:36
jcristaujulien@radis:~$ grep intel /var/log/Xorg.0.log|head -n 118:36
jcristau(==) Matched intel for the autoconfigured driver18:36
tjaaltonjust dist-upgraded18:36
jcristaumight be broken when /usr/share/xserver-xorg/pci/ exists but doesn't have the right entry18:40
tjaaltondoesn't work here. is the newer xorg-server needed?18:40
tjaaltonah18:41
jcristau(==) Registering 'vesa' as fallback << where does this message come from?18:42
jcristauaha18:43
jcristaudebian/patches/143_default_to_vesa.patch:+        xf86Msg(X_DEFAULT, "Registerin18:43
tjaaltonhehe18:43
jcristaubad ubuntu patch ;)18:43
tjaaltonanyway, confirmed18:43
tjaaltonpurging other drivers made it work again18:44
tjaaltonnice, libaudit-dev is in universe, and needs to be moved to main before the new xorg-server builds19:49
jcristautjaalton: if that's a problem you can build without selinux i guess19:49
tjaaltonjcristau: yeah, probably will do that for now19:50
hyperairhuh this is strange. my RAM is being pushed into the swap, but neither cache nor actual RAM usage seems to be high enough to push it into swap20:47
hyperairMem:          1977       1580        397          0         16        51620:47
* hyperair suspects GEM to be guilty.20:47
hyperairoh cool. no longer unfreeable cache, but unswapoffable free memory.21:30
hyperairSarvatt: are there any plans to backport xorg-server to jaunty in the ppa?22:21

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