10:16 <Googulator> This is the latest pancsf code, right? https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/bbrezillon/linux/-/tree/pancsf

13:28 <Googulator> Testing the latest pancsf by @bbrezillon on top of a 6.2 kernel with drivers for the Rock 5B, plus the recently posted Mesa code. When I run glmark2-es2 (x11 version), I see heavy glitching during the jellyfish, terrain and refract tests, with this error printed to dmesg: https://pastebin.com/W2CSRGc6 - is this a known issue?

13:28 <Googulator> (The desktop itself is stable, after merging in recent pancsf kernel driver changes.)

13:48 <Googulator> The WARN stack traces are not part of the normal output of pancsf, I added them to the code for debugging.

18:30 <bbrezillon> Googulator: didn't test glmark2-es2 recently, but yes, some tests were causing faults

18:31 <bbrezillon> didn't spend time looking at these faults yet

18:57 <Googulator> What is the default frequency pancsf runs at when devfreq isn't available?

18:57 <Googulator> Seems to be lower than even the lowest OPP freq (which is 300MHz)

18:59 <Googulator> Ported an older commit and modified supply count to 1; devfreq now seems to work, with a massive performance difference

19:45 <bbrezillon> 200MHz IIRC

19:52 <mntirc> what kind of patch stack do i need on top of linux mainline git to test out pancsf?

20:07 <bbrezillon> mntirc: if you're testing on rk3588, you might want to have a look at https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/bbrezillon/linux/-/commits/pancsf

20:07 <bbrezillon> Googulator might have other patches to share

20:08 <mntirc> bbrezillon: perfect, thank you!

20:58 <Googulator> @mntirc https://github.com/Googulator/linux-rk3588-midstream/tree/pancsf-midstream this is specifically set up for Rock 5B

20:59 <Googulator> At this point, there is no clean patchset version

20:59 <mntirc> Googulator: cool, thank you.

20:59 <mntirc> i have an iCore board and will try out these trees (with dtb adjustments) soon

20:59 <Googulator> https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/panfrost/mesa/-/tree/panfrost/v10-wip for userspace

20:59 <mntirc> great, thanks

21:00 <mntirc> (t-firefly)

21:00 <Googulator> For me it didn't work when installed as a separate Mesa/GL driver, only when I made it the default for the desktop

21:00 <Googulator> Otherwise it kept wanting to load swrast instead of panfrost

21:03 <Googulator> https://github.com/arxanas/git-branchless is probably helpful for navigating my repo, as my workflow is quite merge-heavy