Oh dear...
It seems like we're narrowing it down at least, but it definitely seems
to be limited to older VMWare versions and possibly only Windows hosts.
@cedricg91 would you be able to follow up with Thomas Hellstrom's
request for a VM image? In fact, would you be able to just put it up
publica
Not sure atm, but you might need to remove "quiet" from the boot args to
see KERN_INFO messages.
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Hmm... I'm still skeptical that this code path is even touched.
Thomas Hellstrom is removing the write to BYTES_PER_LINE in any case,
because it is a read-only register.
The most decisive test would be to log entry into this function call,
like I said in my last message, but that would really onl
Hi cedricg91,
While I don't have a Windows 7 PC handy, I have tested using the
following two host environments.
* ElementaryOS (VMWare Player 6.0.2 build-1744117 / 3D acceleration OFF)
* Mac OS X Mountain Lion (VMWare Fusion 5.0.4 1435862 / 3D acceleration ON)
With each of these host environment
correction. might be an issue with vmwgfx kms / fbdev. further
discussion is happening on LKML.
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The issue is with xorg-video-vmware, not vmwgfx.
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