Intel driver from git makes (with mutter) screen blink as the various windows appear and disappear very fast. There is nothing in logs. xorg-server: from git kernel: 2.6.33 mesa: from git
> Intel driver from git makes (with mutter) screen blink as the various windows > appear and disappear very fast. > > There is nothing in logs. > please include full X log and dmesg anyway. Also, you say it's a regression, but don't say anything about what the working version was.
(In reply to comment #1) > > Intel driver from git makes (with mutter) screen blink as the various windows > > appear and disappear very fast. > > > > There is nothing in logs. > > > please include full X log and dmesg anyway. Also, you say it's a > regression, but don't say anything about what the working version was. > I'll add logs later. But working is 2.10.0,
(In reply to comment #2) > I'll add logs later. But working is 2.10.0, In addition, please tell us the non-working version more precisely than "from git". Things change quickly, and after just a few days it can be hard to guess what "from git" might have meant. So a git commit ID for the non-working version would be great. Can you leave all other components the same and cause the bug by switching only the driver? If so, then we've got a nice opportunity to bisect this one and find the buggy commit. -Carl
9c037f61a490c96f9095f7ff3fecbf41f5efe9f7 I belive. Fetched today abou 00:30 GMT.
Created attachment 34516 [details] Xorg.0.log
Log for df3b26847914557eb3c9c70732d91169b1936d77.
6ea8ce640fbc7e5054b521a6f70b303945d0e849 + patch from bug #27922 ( attachment #35273 [details] ) + 2.6.33 - blinking 6ea8ce640fbc7e5054b521a6f70b303945d0e849 + patch from bug #27922 ( attachment #35273 [details] ) + 2.6.32 - works ok Seems as if problem is with 2.6.32->2.6.33 (last stable displays ok on both).
Seems to be fixed in: xf86-video-intel: 58b089febceca1e915607bb723ee658aaa9dbed3 libdrm: a3305b076c005e0d3bd55da0214e91413cf65b48
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