https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=200645
Duncan (1i5t5.dun...@cox.net) changed:
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--- Comment #6 from Duncan (1i5t5.dun...@cox.net) ---
Created attachment 277749
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xrandr output (working at 60 Hz)
The previous xrandr working output was with a setting on the 4K TV hooked up to
HDMI-A-0 set wrong, so @3840x2160 it'd only give me 30 Hz (tho that shouldn't
have mattered for this bug, since the problem is with DVI-D-0, not HDMI-A-0).
This one has the TV set correctly so HDMI-A-0 will do 3840x2160 at full 60 Hz.
The bug's still there on rc8, with a revert of the commit to once again force
bpc <= 8 still fixing it (it's what I used to get this xrandr). So at this
point it seems release will still be bugged.
Comparing to the tested-fixed bug @ freedesktop that bisected to the same
commit, the problem there was with the HDMI forced to 30 Hz @3840x2160, while
here it's with no display on a 1920x1080 DVI-D, with the 3840x2160 HDMI-A
behaving normally -- early-boot displays on the DVI-D and the HDMI-A at the
usual low res, but the DVI-D goes blank as soon as it switches to DRM/hi-res,
while the HDMI-A behaves entirely normally. And once in X, xrandr says there's
no modes available for the (1920x1080-resolution) DVI-D, while again the
3840x2160 HDMI-A behaves entirely normally.
So perhaps a similar fix to the one on that bug (and now in tree) for HDMI, is
needed for DVI-D, tho it could be more than that as well, since (unlike the
freedesktop bug) the DVI-D is entirely blank and xrandr says it has no modes,
not even the low resolutions it was working with just fine in grub and early
boot.
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