Created attachment 133516 [details] logcat In attachement a logcat/dmesg of not working build on AMD Turks, with surfaceflinger not liking the egl+gallium_dri combination and exiting at init in an infinite loop. [ 29.182766] init: Starting service 'surfaceflinger'... [ 29.280027] init: Service 'surfaceflinger' (pid 2773) exited with status 1 [ 29.282251] init: Service 'surfaceflinger' (pid 2773) killing any children in process group [ 29.284439] init: Service 'zygote' is being killed... The first bad commit is: 26aee6f4d5a28350e1f6becfc485ce929c4126f9 Android: rework LLVM build support As a proposal the following two commits can be reverted in mesa 17.2.0rc4 git revert d31a2b4d49274ca362097a9707d9e9a48ea58063 [detached HEAD 455978c029] Revert "Android: Add LLVM support for Android O" 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 4 deletions(-) git revert 26aee6f4d5a28350e1f6becfc485ce929c4126f9 [detached HEAD 70f3377e4e] Revert "Android: rework LLVM build support" 8 files changed, 23 insertions(+), 27 deletions(-) This will give a working build for nouveau, r600 and all other gallium_dri drivers. Tested with nougat-x86 on AMD Turks (HD76xx) and Nvidia NVD9 (GT610) Kind regards Mauro Rossi android-x86 team
Created attachment 133517 [details] dmesg showing surfaceflinger is not working
Created attachment 133518 [details] Screenshot capture of mesa 17.2.0rc4 working on AMD Turks after reverting the two commits
Created attachment 133519 [details] Screenshot capture of mesa 17.3.0devel working on GT610 after revert of the two commits
I'm experiencing this as well, on an AMD Brazos machine.
A couple of things come to mind: - HAVE_LLVM is not defined at some point Temporary reinstate only the required LOCAL_CFLAGS line in Android.common.mk - building some parts with c++11 causes problems Move the "LOCAL_CPPFLAGS += -std=c++11" within the MESA_ENABLE_LLVM block If either of these work, don't be shy to send a patch to mesa-dev@ ;-)
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