tseliot | mamarley, ricotz: I have just pushed a fix for LP: #1726809 to bionic | 15:06 |
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ubottu | Launchpad bug 1726809 in nvidia-graphics-drivers-384 (Ubuntu) "Vulkan does not work on nvidia-384 due to incorrect nvidia_icd.json" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1726809 | 15:06 |
tseliot | you can also find it in my git tree (384 branch) | 15:07 |
ricotz | tseliot, the ppa packages don't show this issue? | 15:08 |
ricotz | tseliot, did you fix the EGL problem? | 15:10 |
tseliot | ricotz: yes, I did fix that. I haven't tried the PPA though | 15:17 |
mamarley | I'm running the PPA build of 387 and "vulkaninfo" gives the normal output for me. I don't have any "real" Vulkan applications to test though,. | 15:18 |
ricotz | tseliot, ok -- the bug description says sp | 15:19 |
ricotz | mamarley, 384 | 15:19 |
mamarley | I know, but I don't have the 384 driver installed on any systems to test. I was testing if the issue affected 387 so I would know if I needed to do anything to that. | 15:19 |
ricotz | I am usually running vulkaninfo and -smoketest and didn't ran into this in the past | 15:19 |
tseliot | I need to check the PPA. Guys, do you use a git tree? Downloading the sources from launchpad is a bit of a pain, as the diff.gz file always has the wrong md5sum | 15:20 |
tseliot | at least here | 15:20 |
ricotz | tseliot, update the packaging to debsrc3! ;) | 15:21 |
mamarley | Yes please :) | 15:21 |
ricotz | same for nvidia-settings | 15:22 |
tseliot | I will, as I'm going to rework the whole packaging, so that it's probably closer to debian | 15:22 |
mamarley | It would be nice for nvidia-settings because then we won't have to repack the orig.tar.bz2 to .tar.gz. | 15:23 |
tseliot | yes, that's annoying | 15:23 |
ricotz | splitting the package into several libraries doesn't seems reasonable imo | 15:24 |
ricotz | but I guess easier to handle with glvnd | 15:24 |
tseliot | ricotz: the thing is, we need to provide glvnd for bionic, and non-glvnd for the previous releases. Also, I want users to be able to install nvidia without pulling in X11, etc. (thinking of server installations and other non-desktop use cases) | 15:25 |
ricotz | I agree, cuda ... | 15:28 |
tseliot | yep | 15:28 |
tseliot | I haven't decided how to tackle this yet, but I want more flexibility | 15:28 |
ricotz | I guess if you want to accomplish this it is likely needed to go with the full split as debian is doing | 15:29 |
ricotz | and let dh_shlibs figure things out | 15:30 |
tseliot | yes, that's the path, unless I come up with better ideas | 15:30 |
ricotz | if splitting it that way is working for debian it should for ubuntu too | 15:31 |
ricotz | debian is already on glvnd? | 15:31 |
ricotz | tseliot, try to incorporate a conditional to enable/disable glvnd support to ease backports | 15:33 |
tseliot | ricotz: either that, or metapackages that pull in different dependencies | 15:34 |
ricotz | better not imo | 15:34 |
ricotz | giving users on older series the option will likely break things | 15:35 |
tseliot | if hybrid graphics can actually work in 18.04 with a GLVND solution, then I probably won't need the non-glvnd packages | 15:37 |
tseliot | if it doesn't then I'll have to think about it | 15:37 |
tseliot | mamarley, ricotz: I'm not sure how they couldn't reproduce the problem using the PPA, as you still have this in the debian/rules | 15:58 |
tseliot | find $(CURDIR)/debian/$(PKG_driver) -name "libGL.so.$(PKG_version)" | xargs /bin/rm -f | 15:58 |
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