On 3/5/19 4:24 PM, Alyssa Rosenzweig wrote:
One is that with kbase I don't see any noticeable pauses during the very
first scene in glmark2.
...That sounds like a good thing? :)
I was assuming that the horse should spin smoothly, and not pausing every
second or so, as it happens with the DRM
> One is that with kbase I don't see any noticeable pauses during the very
> first scene in glmark2.
...That sounds like a good thing? :)
> Another is that with the DRM driver I don't see the wallpaper in GNOME Shell.
GNOME Shell is very broken under Panfrost; that's not a kernel-space
regressio
On 3/5/19 1:44 AM, Alyssa Rosenzweig wrote:
I get roughly the same demos working with it as with Arm's driver, but
there's lots of improvements to be made (mostly in the kernel) to how
memory is managed and jobs are scheduled.
Which demos have regressed, just so we can keep track?
One is that
> The patches in this MR are needed so the nondrm backend keeps working:
>
> https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/panfrost/nondrm/merge_requests/1
Oh, thank you! I didn't see this the first time around; ignore all the
comments about nondrm regressions. Sorry for the confusion.
-A
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> I get roughly the same demos working with it as with Arm's driver, but
> there's lots of improvements to be made (mostly in the kernel) to how
> memory is managed and jobs are scheduled.
Which demos have regressed, just so we can keep track?
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mesa-d
Hi,
the patches in this series get Panfrost working with the DRM driver that
Rob Herring and I have been working on lately:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/panfrost/linux/tree/panfrost-5.0-rc4
I get roughly the same demos working with it as with Arm's driver, but
there's lots of improvements to b
