Created attachment 46846 [details] dmesg System Environment: -------------------------- Platform: SNB,Ironlake Libdrm: (master)2.4.25-1-g61be94018ae9c403517d53f69357719224fa6ff3 Mesa: (master)390196ecc73cd5d6bed48bf460d1abf70deb0eb4 Xserver: (master)xorg-server-1.10.0-376-g0e7f61d72c4a929319e57c9b5b777e9413c23051 Xf86_video_intel:master)2.15.0-17-g9d6e02a135efdea1d169d1938359ab2b553e941c Cairo: (master)4d96859ba5eb6018ae257ef6bfead228583908cf Libva: (master)88931373a169a30f73837fde2739fdf1042f4820 Kernel: (drm-intel-fixes) dabc8ce34938f9fa2929f51d9fab730e78bd2184 Bug detailed description: ------------------------- Blank screen when running warsow demo on desktop.It exists on SNB and Ironlake.It also existed on 2010Q4 release.Pls see attached dmesg. Especifically: 1.It works fine when only xinit. 2."no error state collected" when cat i915_error_state. Reproduce steps: ------------------------- 1.xinit& 2.gnome-session 3.run warsow demo(vblank_mode=0 ./warsow.x86_64 +logconsole pts-log +exec pts-warsow.cfg +timedemo 1 +demo pts-bardu +next quit +r_mode -1 +vid_customwidth 1280 +vid_customheight 1024 +vid_restart)
Created attachment 46847 [details] Output message of warsow when runnig normally only xinit
Created attachment 46848 [details] Output message of warsow when blank screen on desktop
On the gnome desktop,running warsow normally(./warsow.x86_64).Blank screen when running the demo of warsow on gnome desktop.
So the desktop crashes? Or the screen just goes blank when loading the game? Can you get a backtrace of the game and the X server at the time?
Is that 2 log file complete? It stops in the middle of a printf... Suggests that the game crashed.
The desktop didn't crash. The screen just goes blank when running the game, and the desktop is OK after quitting the game(can only quit by kill the progress). The problem doesn't exists on Fedora15 with its own driver. I don’t think it is our driver's problem, so I close the bug.
Closing old verified.
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