> Actually, that there aren't more test failures on the Intel machine surprises > me - all the 'normal' stuff just works ;-). The intel drivers have only > recently become stable and the i915 is a pretty old chip. You ran make check > and not just src/test/Test.py, right?
Yes - full run with "make check". I had to prefix with an export LD_PRELOAD=... to prevent "[Segmentation Fault" messages though. These older Intel chips are really important to us as they tend to be used on low power fanless machines (Net tops etc) which people like to use for Digital Signage clients. > - Mipmapping of offscreen canvases is broken in some wierd way, even though > the driver claims to support it. I assume (hope?) this is a driver problem > and will go away with new OS versions. If/When I get my hands on a machine > where this happens, I'll try to fix it. Is this a major roadblock for you? I guess as I have no idea what that means then it's not a blocker! > - Playback of flash videos with an alpha channel ignores the alpha channel. > We can try to figure out what's going wrong - is this machine using shaders > to accelerate video decoding? The tests should output something like > > [10-11-01 12:38:00.515] CONFIG: Shader support: true > > on startup. Yes - it is showing that. Complete screen log for make check is here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/58386/screenlog.txt > - Something is wrong with rendering the onscreen keyboard. This might be a > problem with the offscreen canvas code, so there is a small chance that it's > important... > > If you have some time and a partition free on that machine: It would be real > nice to know if these issues just disappear with Ubuntu 10.10. I can't on that machine - but I have another machine which I think uses the same Intel chip so I'll have a bash on that one - it may already have 10.04 on it. Cheers Alex _______________________________________________ libavg-users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.datenhain.de/mailman/listinfo/libavg-users
