> > Hi all! > > > > This weekend I just finished up the second version of the TTM/GEM > > patch for the VIA chipset. Changes from the last patch are: > > > Hi James, > > The drm pci ids for the Chrome9 chipsets are still missing from your > patch. See 0001-Chrome9-pci-ids-for-drm.patch
Sorry about that. Some how the patch got dropped by accident. I included it now. > Anyway, no luck so far on my side, I get a oops in TTM. I've attached > the relevant part of the kernel log. I'm still testing on a VX900, I've > yet to prepare my other machines. > > Because of the above, it's not even going to VRAM probing, but anyway > both VX900 and VX855 hostbridge support is missing and I guess VX800 > host bridge support is buggy. PCI_DEVICE_ID_VIA_VX800 is not the host > bridge, but the correct pci device is not defined anyway. See > 0002-Get-VRAM-from-VX900-and-VX855-Host-Bridge.patch The agp code is such a pain. I uploaded a new patch which hopefully addresses this issue. Please try this patch. http://www.infradead.org/~jsimmons/via-ttm.diff As a side note I did recieve feedback about the next steps. Intel also tried the do GEM/TTM first then release KSM later. It was a maintenance nightmare for them. So it best to also do the KMS now. Last night I started the work for the mode setting but its not ready for wide testing yet. I hope it is possible to get hardware to do wider range testing. Especially for KMS. _______________________________________________ Openchrome-devel mailing list [email protected] http://wiki.openchrome.org/mailman/listinfo/openchrome-devel
