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if anyone wants to know, it does not just work with the patch integrated into core kernel26
This patch is only for 965+. Which chipset are you using?
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if anyone wants to know, it does not just work with the patch integrated into core kernel26
but it was fun to try. at least i know now how to make a patch
cheers
Barde
Did you just apply the tiling patch to the stock arch kernel? I was considering doing this too. What was the issue?
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This bug is fixed now with kernel 2.6.29.3
The problem is that with KMS I get random X freezes... But that's a different bug already reported.
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This bug is fixed now with kernel 2.6.29.3
The problem is that with KMS I get random X freezes... But that's a different bug already reported.
Confirmed. The 2.6.29.3 fixes the screen corruption issue for me as well. I don't have the random X freezes, so it's working pretty well for me. There's also a new intel driver (2.7.1) which may fix any other issue for some people.
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I upgraded to 2.7.1, hoping it would fix the random freezes. By rebooting I was presented with the garbaged screen, which:
Section "Device"
Identifier "mydevice"
Driver "intel"
Option "Tiling" "false"
EndSection
fixed...
Using xf86-video-intel 2.7.1 and kernel26 2.6.29.3-1...
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Same here. I thought 2.6.29.3 had the tiling fix that was supposed to fix this? It must not work for everyone: I have to disable tiling to run any 2.7.* driver.
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Hey, big_gie, I realized that kernel26-kms.img hadn't been updated since 4-11 because I had used Allans' howto here:
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php? … 65#p522665
Kernel upgrades were using mkinitcpio preset kernel26 rather than kernel26-kms. Updating with preset kernel26-kms allowed me to reenable tiling on intel-2.7.
So here's (more or less) the resolution:
rm /boot/kernel26-kms.img
rm /etc/mkinitcpio.d/kernel26-kms.preset
mv /etc/mkinitcpio{-kms,}.conf
mkinitcpio -p kernel26 or reinstall kernel to get new fallback image too
edit grub to point at the right image
You should take back what you said in this thread also:
http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=21246#c10
Frank
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Hum... The only thing different from the "how to" post is to put "intel_agp drm i915" in the MODULES section.
So I just added them to the normal /etc/mkinitcpio.cong file, without other preset or such.
But I'll check tonight in front of my laptop.
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