<alyssa> wait, messed up muy printf
<alyssa> actually errno 1
<alyssa> EPERM...
<alyssa> Android!!! :<
<Sachiel> sudo all the things
<alyssa> Sachiel: i spent most of today trying to root this
<alyssa> i can't tell if i'm incompetent or samsung goes out of their way to make this hard
<alyssa> got lost somewhere around "ok now flash this random firmware with leaked software that only runs on Windows and oh btw it might brick your phone"
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<robclark> alyssa: I guess some sort of selinux type thing going on.. you probably need the root hammer :-(
<alyssa> oy.
<robclark> alyssa: one thing I've done before is android chroot on android.. ie. slurp out the /vendor and /system from a device I don't have root on, and run it in chroot on device I do have root one with libwrapfake.so (that stubs out all the actual ioctls to real driver.. so complete userspace implementation of downstream driver uabi)
<alyssa> heh, might be an option if I get desperate..
<imirkin> robclark: you need at least some root to make a chroot though?
<alyssa> ^^
<imirkin> oh, nevermind. misread.
<alyssa> oh so did I
<imirkin> alyssa: the idea is to take the driver from the device in question and run it on another friendlier device.
<alyssa> yeah..
<robclark> I've had to play all these games over the years, because -EONLYANDROIDBLOBDRIVERS
<imirkin> libwrapfake.so is freedreno's answer to this, which enables running (some) software against the driver blob libGL without actually letting it talk to the kernel
<alyssa> maybe i'll asin pmOS
<alyssa> flashing firmware seems decidedly scary ...
<imirkin> yeah, i was always afraid to brick things
<imirkin> but if it's an android device, you should be able to do "adb root"?
<imirkin> maybe that requires doing something to the device first, dunno
<robclark> these days you need userdebug image to adb-root
<alyssa> "adb root does not work on production devices"
<alyssa> blah blah..
<imirkin> the thing i always did was that + mount a linux partition over nfs, and then develop the driver on my desktop (which hosted the nfs)
<imirkin> alyssa: ah ... on at least my android devices, you can enable it somewhere in settings
<imirkin> iirc it wipes the device though
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<milek7> usually you need to unlock something in settings, flash 'custom recovery' through that odin thing, and then use it to patch system with some sudo tool
<milek7> but I didn't do it in a long time, maybe something changed
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<alyssa> milek7: yeah, that
<alyssa> I unlocked it (and that wipes the device, fine), but the patching and the flashing are a lot less obvious and a lot easier to go wrong
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<alyssa> Flashing in particular seems really risky given the options of leaked apps and reverse-engineering
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<alyssa> robclark: good news... looks like LD_PRELOAD does /not/ need root on this version
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<alyssa> update: it doesn't, I have ioctls
<alyssa> just need to figure out binder..
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<Net147> how would I register sn65dsi83 DSI-LVDS bridge with the DSI host in device tree when it is a child node of i2c host?
<Net147> the bridge is both a dsi device and an i2c device
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<T_UNIX> danvet: ist the memory provided by drm cleared upon client "connect" or on client "disconnect"?
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<MrCooper> T_UNIX: when the memory is allocated
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<T_UNIX> MrCooper: thanks :)
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<kusma> jekstrand: Yeah, sorry, I'm a bit bogged down due to General Computer Trouble(tm) right now, but I'll be back to review it later today, I hope.
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<ccr> at least it's not Major Computer Trouble?
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<kusma> Not quite that bad, no.
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<ccr> {private, corporal, major, general} ..
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<Sumera> danvet: how is the shmem_obj->base.size decided? It seems to be twice the usual size for the virtual_hw case which is causing the error.
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<Sumera> I tried setting it manually around danvet: how is the shmem_obj->base.size decided? It seems to be twice the usual size for the virtual_hw case which is causing the error.
<Sumera> oops, pls pretend I didn't send that twice
<Sumera> but mostly, I tried setting it manually around here https://cgit.freedesktop.org/drm/drm-misc/tree/drivers/gpu/drm/vkms/vkms_composer.c#n187.
<Sumera> It stops showing the frame allocation error (even tho it later hits a pagefault and hangs), so maybe that is what is going wrong ;-;
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<Sumera> exit
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<danvet> Sumera[m], userspace sets this
<danvet> when it allocates the framebuffer
<danvet> through dumb_create
<danvet> 2x would indicate the tests wants to pan the visible window of the framebuffer around most likely
<danvet> not sure why that's tied to virtual or not
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<alyssa> jekstrand: Could we do without the fdotN_replicated ops?
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<alyssa> It seems they're only used by the intel vec4 backend
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<alyssa> Midgard's dot product also replicates, but when I tried it a ~year ago, shader-db results were lacklustre (which means actual perf improvement was neglible)
<alyssa> I wonder if it's the same for intel? Could someone who cares about intel vec4 perf do a shader-db run with fdot_replicates = false?
<alyssa> airlied: maybe ^
<alyssa> Interestingly, a2xx has the following comment (and sets fdot_replicates = false) -- /* .fdot_replicates = true, it is replicated, but it makes things worse */
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<jekstrand> alyssa: 29348631fe7bf732a38856ea842cfc7aa2263468
<jekstrand> Not as amazing as one would hope but still an obvious positive
<alyssa> Meh..
<alyssa> -0.08% isn't too exciting ..
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<Sumera> danvet: ah, thanks for the explanation!
<Sumera> is it weird that no vkms functions are called while running the test with vhw=0
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<danvet> Sumera, so maybe one thing we need to do in vkms is make sure we only allocate enough buffer for the actual crtc size
<danvet> and then make sure we compose planes with the correct offsets when they're bigger than that (due to panning)
<danvet> Sumera, ah the other thing
<danvet> kzalloc has a size limit
<danvet> past that you never get your memory
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<danvet> Sumera, KMALLOC_MAX_SIZE
<danvet> so maybe check whether that's the problem
<danvet> past that we can still allocate the buffer, but not longer as a piece of physically contiguous memory
<danvet> instead the kernel needs to stitch smaller allocations together with pagetables and virtual memory
<danvet> vmalloc does that
<danvet> and kvmalloc automatically picks the right one
<danvet> but vmalloc is really expensive to set up, so if we do that we should ideally figure out how to pull that allocation out from the worker
<danvet> and maybe only allocate a new buffer when the crtc resolution changes
<danvet> and then ideally also in crtc->atomic_check, where we can return -ENOMEM to userspace if it fails
<zmike> anholt: I think this one's maybe for you https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/merge_requests/11468
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<jekstrand> It's not just that. I feel like I'm flying blind when I'm ripping stuff out because I don't know what I'm ripping.
<jekstrand> drp, wrong channel
<HdkR> big same
<MrCooper> just let it rip
<HdkR> The doomslayer says it best. "Blood and Guts. Rip and Tear."
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<JoshuaAshton> Hello! I've been working on a Wayland protocol that has some Mesa (WSI) implications that might be interesting to some people here
<JoshuaAshton> Not sure if all the relevant people watch the wayland-protocols git (maybe they do) but figured I'd give a heads up anyway. Thanks! :D
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<DrNick> those wayland compositors seem broken
<JoshuaAshton> ?
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<DrNick> I'm increasingly of the opinion that Wayland was a mistake
<DrNick> at least with X11 there was a single implementation that applications could rely on, instead of a half-doze incompatible half-baked compositors
<Sachiel> time to go back to directfb
<robclark> DrNick: I'm sure there has never been an issue reported that only reproduces on certain x11 window mgrs :-P
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<DrNick> 30 years of inertia let you say those window managers were wrong and they should behave like the other window managers
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<zmike> so you're saying that since it's only been about 10 years you're going to now wait another 20 years to come back and see how your comments have aged
<imirkin> probably a lot more issues back when WM's were new and being active developped
<imirkin> by now applications have adapted to all the weirdnesses of WM's
<imirkin> like recently i was trying to do something to determine if a window was visible
<imirkin> every WM does it differently
<imirkin> some unmap windows
<imirkin> some set a _NET_WM_STATE
<imirkin> some set a _NET_STATE
<imirkin> er
<imirkin> WM_STATE
<imirkin> some do some odd combination
<imirkin> but once you handle it all, and no new weird WMs are being made, all is well
<Sachiel> some do neither because they want you to think the window is still visible so they can do things like virtual desktop previews
<imirkin> wayland is in a more expansionary state i suspect
<imirkin> Sachiel: yeah, but in that case you really do want rendering to continue i guess
<DrNick> what you want is visibility regions so you know which part of the scene you can avoid rendering
<Sachiel> I see a lot of games now have an fps limit when they are not focused. Having something like that better supported rather than "sure... you are still visible, keep going" sounds like a good thing
<imirkin> DrNick: yeah, and X has that. VisibilityNotification. but guess what, it doesn't get sent consistently :)
<DrNick> and a rectangle size that your window is getting rendered at, so you can scale down
<DrNick> VisibilityNotification doesn't do that
<imirkin> anyways, i'm just pointing out at the unclean reality of X
<DrNick> Win32 will give you actual rectangles
<imirkin> but it's a known unclean reality
<alyssa> I was trying to figure out how to raise windows on Linux
<alyssa> Wayland has a bunch of DE-specific APIs that need special toolkits or whatever
<imirkin> alyssa: i just hit alt+up ;)
<Sachiel> feed them properly, keep them warm
<alyssa> X has a standard but nobody implements it as stated
<alyssa> :popcorn:
<imirkin> also usually clicking on the window decoration will move the window to front
<imirkin> although i use sloppy focus. if you don't, i guess the practical situation is slightly different.
<DrNick> anyway, now we have the fun situation where some wayland compositors are actively breaking applications, and the proposed fix requires altering the applications rather than fixing the compositor
<DrNick> instead of making the applications opt-in to the compositor's feature
<imirkin> i think some of X's annoying "interfaces" were born out of remaining compatible with applications
<imirkin> not saying that's necessarily bad
<imirkin> but there are compromises to make
<DrNick> 2022 will be the year of Linux on the desktop
<imirkin> let's hope not
<imirkin> all attempts to make linux more desktop-friendly translate fairly directly into harder-to-use-for-imirkin
<vsyrjala> proper x11 is easy. just do nothing until you get expose events
<emersion> vsyrjala: and then it doesn't work when a x11 compositor is running
<emersion> DrNick: wayland compositors are not actively breaking applications
<Sachiel> don't use a compositor then. Things worked fine before, why change them now?
<vsyrjala> also doesn't work for animations. but those are just a waste of resources :P
<imirkin> emersion: it's just a happy coincidence :)
<bnieuwenhuizen> I thought the trick to animations was to trigger expose events yourself?
<bnieuwenhuizen> or maybe that was just glut?
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<DPA> My window manager doesn't let the application know when a window is hidden / minimized. Because I always fullscreen one window, and hide all others (window switching by touch gestures), and then gimp ended up fighting my WM.
<DPA> My WM: I minimize this window. Gimp, I hide all the other windows too!, WM: Oh no, my window's gone, let's show this other currently minimized gimp window. Gimp: Oh, let's show the other windows too! My WM: Oh, new window, let's show it and hide the other ones. Gimp: Oh, my window was minimized, let's minimize all of them! (repeat)
<imirkin> hard to tell who won in that fight, but you definitely lost...
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<DPA> I think in the end, everyone lost.
<alyssa> DPA: Krita is the winner here, one-window layout.
<alyssa> ;)
<DPA> But that won't fit on my phone screen!
<alyssa> and GIMP will?
<DPA> Yes, one window at a time. But if switching if just swiping from the screen side, that's very easy / fast to do,
<jekstrand> GIMP has a 1-window layout
<jekstrand> But that probably doesn't help
<tango_> doesn't krita actually have a pretty decent tablet layout?
<tango_> or is it still too large for phones
<DPA> I must admit, I haven't used krita a lot. Seams to be a really nice application, though. I should play around with it a bit more.
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<jekstrand> cwabbott: Where is your NIR docs branch? It's easier if I can just pull the RST rather than copying+pasting from HTML.
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