Created attachment 109641 [details] Screenshot of HUD on a bad configuration When running Euro Truck Simulator 2 with the combination of Mesa 10.3 and Linux 3.17 or newer, the game shows severe stuttering whenever a new object enters the field of view (gets loaded to GPU RAM?) or the camera is rotated. The game stops for a short period of time, up to several seconds, just to return to a normal framerate afterwards. This stuttering is not present when combining either Mesa 10.2 with Linux 3.17, or Mesa 10.3 with Linux 3.16. With Mesa 10.4 from git the stuttering is present on recent Linux versions, but much less severe than with Mesa 10.3. This issue might be related to bug: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=84570 Hardware: GPU: Radeon R9 270X (vendor overclocked) Mainboard: Asus M5A88V-EVO (PCIe 2) Software: xorg-server 3.16.99.901 xf86-video-ati-7.5.0 Mesa 10.3.3 or Mesa 10.2.9 Kernel 3.16.5, 3.17.2, 3.18-rc5 radeon-ucode-20140823
Created attachment 109642 [details] Screenshot of HUD on a good configuration (Mesa 10.3 + Linux 3.16)
Created attachment 109643 [details] Screenshot of HUD on a bad configuration (Mesa 10.3.2 + Linux 3.17.2) Resubmit due to wrong file type of previous upload
Created attachment 109644 [details] journalctl output while running ets2 on a bad configuration Not that I think that this contains something useful, but attached is the journalctl output that was recorded while the game was running on a bad configuration.
Created attachment 109645 [details] dmesg of the bad configuration Again, probably not very helpful, but here's the dmesg output of a bad configuration.
Is it still bad with a kernel from Alex Deucher's drm-next-3.19 tree and Mesa Git master? If so, can you attach a HUD screenshot corresponding to that?
Created attachment 109679 [details] Screenshot of HUD with drm-next-3.19 and Mesa from git I've tested the latest git version of mesa combined with a drm-next-3.19 kernel, and indeed the issue seems to be fixed with this combination. There are some very minor stutters still, but those are hardly noticable and I'm not certain if they are related to the bug, or caused by something else (disk activity,...).
Excellent, so can this report be resolved?
In my opinion: Yes. I'll mark it as resolved/fixed.
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