On Tue, Mar 09, 2004 at 01:36:43PM +0100, Jan Gukelberger wrote:
> > I've uploaded a tarball of my Mesa tree to http://www.sci.fi/~syrjala/gl/
> > It is quite a bit different than the original from embedded-2-branch.
> 
> Thanks. 
> Are there any plans to have an own adapted Mesa version for download on
> directfb.org or should the official embedded-2-branch get usable again?

The goal is to get the required changes into Mesa. We're a bit closer to 
that goal now since the DRI drivers we're already moved to Mesa. The big 
issue is hammering out the DirectFBGL<->Mesa API.

> > The drm module doesn't build on 2.6 kernel so I didn't actually test it
> after the cleanup.
> 
> I suspect this means you are running 2.6?

Yes I just switched my desktop system over. I had some strange XDirectFB 
hangs which seem to be related to ACPI PM timer since removing that option 
seems to have made it stable.

> I'd like to have DirectFBGL
> running with mga DRI on 2.6, too. 
> Are there any issues with this configuration?

Well the drm module didn't seem to compile on 2.6. I'm not sure what the 
problem is yet but I'll take a look at it soon since I want to get it 
running too.

> What are the major differences
> between the embedded mga module and 'official' mga from Linux kernel?

The embedded module supports changing the location and size of buffers. 
I think the embedded module should work just fine with normal XFree86/DRI 
so basically I could just push the required changes into the official drm 
source...

> To be more precisely, I have plans for a QT application using XDirectFB on
> one head of a G550 that puts OpenGL graphics on the second head using
> DirectFBGL. The whole system would be running on Linux 2.6 with NPTL.
> I suspect there are not so many people who have tested such a combination of
> Dualhead, XDirectFB, DirectFBGL and 2.6 yet?

I've tested this as far as running XDirectFB on the CRT and OpenGL apps on 
TV. Well that was on 2.4 naturally.

> Are there any fundamental incompabilities to be excpected?

I can't think of anything right now.

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Ville Syrj�l�
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