@jbernardo: did you check in your changes? then I can work from there...
@jbernardo: did you check in your changes? then I can work from there...
So, is it "safe" to use https://launchpad.net/~lucazade/+archive/ppa with 10.04 / Lucid? What works and what's broken?
I committed them one hour ago, now xserver-xorg-video-psb builds, installs, and generates "regular" and debug packages. I also checked xpsb-glx and it builds, and includes /lib/libGL* - and that might be the source of our problems, as mesa has changed (a lot) and stuff built for mesa 1.4 probably will crash with the xpsb-glx mesa 1.2. Even though in karmic using the xpsb-glx means 50% faster glxgears, and yes, I know, glxgears isn't a benchmark.
I had only tested building under Karmic, as in Lucid I can't get a stable X session, so would have to set wifi by hand. Unfortunately, I am not able right now to build xserver-xorg-video-psb under Lucid, as there seem to be some missing include files.
I am setting a chroot and will test again, as soon as I have this fixed I'll tell you guys.
Last edited by jbernardo; May 6th, 2010 at 01:45 PM.
I'll check out when I get home and build/install xpsb-glx and xserver-xorg-video-psb and see what I get... Hopefully a stable X![]()
@Legoman Are you using 9.10 or 10.04?
The driver that they're trying to fix is for 10.04. I have an Acer AO751h and currently running 9.10 with the workaround from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupp...oCardsPoulsbo/
I did have an issue when the new kernel update came along, but I just uninstalled all the Poulsbo drivers, and re run the one line off the site and it worked!
I'm waiting to see if the Poulsbo driver will work under 10.04 after the good work these guys have done..... We're all behind them, and know that these people have regular 9 to 5 jobs too!
Ok, this time for good, I just uploaded fixed sources for xserver-xorg-video-psb, and it builds under Lucid and generates a debug package. Maybe this will help finding what is wrong with the driver.
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