parisc: fix LMMIO mismatch between PAT length and MASK register
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PATCH 1/1 parisc: fix LMMIO mismatch between PAT length and MASK register
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16.08.2013, 09:25, "Alex Ivanov" <[email protected]>:
15.08.2013, 03:36, "John David Anglin" <[email protected]>:
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=9A=9AI've tried this one and many other things (except the messing=
with
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=9A=9Aendianness) so far. The error is
=9A=9Astill there.=9AAlex, I don't know which distro your using but I built and uploade=
d a
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=9Anew debian build of mesa and some packages it
=9Adepends on to the parisc archive. =9AMesa and the open source ATI =
driver
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=9Abuild without problems on parisc. =9AHowever, this =9Athread suggests we need to go backwards to resolve the endian issu=
es:
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=9Ahttp://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-p-7128758.html
=9AI have a RV100 in my rp3440 that I may play a bit with if I get a =9Achance.
=9AWhile this might be a kernel issue, I suggest that the bug needs t=
o be
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=9Afiled on the relevant distro package list and
=9Amaybe on the package source list as well.=9ADave
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=9AJohn David Anglin [email protected]
Dave,
I'm on a Debian.
The problem is that the same issue happens with framebuffer console too (new kernels use radeon drm for this purpose, instead of radeonfb), whi= ch
resides in kernel.
The console comes unnacelerated and is the same slow as X.
So yes, this seems to be a kernel issue.
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