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I have an Intel NUC D54250WYK that i use for HTPC. Normally I use XBMC to play movies and that works great. The box has a Haswell core i5-4250U with HD5000 GPU. Seeing as the latest gst-vaapi release supports MVC 3D decoding I'm really anxious to get a gstreamer based movie player going.
Only problem is that when I try to play a movie it fails with the "intel_do_flush_locked no such file or directory" error. This happen with pretty much every media file I have (mostly mkv/h264).
Anyone else seeing this? Do you have an intel card working with gstreamer media players?
Driver stack:
Kernel 3.16-rc7
Mesa 10.3 git
libva and libva-intel-driver from git
libdrm 2.4.56
xf86-video-intel git
x.org 1.16.0
Tried stable versions of every component in the stack as well with the same result. No special xorg.conf options, no nothing.
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Bump?
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Same problem here. This happens with any application using opengl (eg. llpp, mpv, mplayer, ...) after a suspend/resume (and not before). The bug has already been reported, but has been closed even though it's still present (https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/41083)
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Seems to be fixed with the latest update (xf86-video-intel 2.99.914-4, linux 3.15.8-1).
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I'll have to try again, this was happening for me without suspend/resume.
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Well I replied too fast. It *was* working for a brief moment, but at the next boot the same problem occured. I switched to linux-lts to avoid the problem until it is fixed. Another bugtracker issue concerning this problem is open for the moment: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/41045
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I have been having a wide range of problems with the intel video driver to such an extent that I replaced it with fbdev for a bit. Then I remembered the sna/uxa option and switched to uxa - all my problems went away.
One of the issues included the similar log message of and "intel_do_flush" error. Somewhere recently in the "oh nice" thread, Karol suggested that a fairly recent update may necessitate more users switching to uxa (or at least he had to, as did I).
EDIT: see also, my thread and the links in it, here for the bit of the "oh nice" thread, and the wiki page on how to switch.
Last edited by Trilby (2014-08-12 11:26:37)
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