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Title: drmcommand-0-0-1-branch on G400 Test Results





All driver combinations were tested with glxinfo, gears, and my Quake3 tests. The Quake3 tests involve 6 recorded demos and 5 configurations. All Quake3 tests are run at 640x480, with the X server also running at 640x480. The configurations are, roughly, as follows:

  • fast.cfg - All texture and geometry settings reduced to the lowest possible levels.
  • normal.cfg - The "normal" setting for the game.
  • higeom.cfg - Texture settings reduced to the lowest levels, geometry settings turned up to the maximum (including 'cg_shadows "3"').
  • texthrash.cfg - Geometry settings reduced to the lowest levels, texture settings turned up to the maximum.
  • ultramax.cfg - All texture and geometry settings turned up to the maximum.

In the test loop, the configurations are tested in the order listed above. All of my recorded demos and configuration files are available upon request.

My test system is a Pentium III 550 with a 16MB G400. The kernel is version 2.4.18.

DRM lib  MGA Kernel Module  DDX/DRI drivers  Result 
New New New Pass (1)
New New Old Pass (1)
New Old New Pass (2)
New Old Old Pass (3)
Old New New Fail (4)
Old New Old Pass (3)
Old Old New Fail (4)
Old Old Old Pass (2)
  1. dribench002.dm_67 hung on the texthrash.cfg setting. The X server could be killed, but not restarted. System had to be rebooted. In this case, the ultramax.cfg setting was not tested.
  2. dribench002.dm_67 hung on the texthrash.cfg setting before rendering a single frame (i.e., while displaying the "loading" screen). The X server could be killed, but not restarted. System had to be rebooted. In this case, the ultramax.cfg setting was not tested.
  3. dribench003.dm_67 hung on the texthrash.cfg setting. The X server could be killed, but not restarted. System had to be rebooted. In this case, the ultramax.cfg setting was not tested.
  4. X died during start-up with the message "Fatal server error: Caught signal 4. Server aborting"

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