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...n you go into some detail on what these tests were that yielded a > successful outcome? IIRC nouveau_channel_new is called to create a > new... channel, which is used by drm clients. If you don't have > acceleration, that whole api is disabled, so it shouldn't come up. I > guess accel_init also initializes drm->channel which is the kernel > channel for doing stuff. [Although TBH I'm not entirely sure how > things work without acceleration enabled... but I think there's a > non-fifo way to show images on the screen.] My tests were pretty bruteforcing ones: * comm...

Hello List, I am trying to solve bug 58556 [1], but I will need some help as I don't understand all that is going on. The system is composed of an NV96 (9600 GT) and an NVAC (9400 M) card; acceleration is disabled, otherwise the system hangs at boot after initialising the NV96 card. The problem consist of a complete garbage screen in console mode, and a one-third gabage screen in GUI.

...debug messages. Can you go into some detail on what these tests were that yielded a successful outcome? IIRC nouveau_channel_new is called to create a new... channel, which is used by drm clients. If you don't have acceleration, that whole api is disabled, so it shouldn't come up. I guess accel_init also initializes drm->channel which is the kernel channel for doing stuff. [Although TBH I'm not entirely sure how things work without acceleration enabled... but I think there's a non-fifo way to show images on the screen.] -ilia

...etail on what these tests were that yielded a > > successful outcome? IIRC nouveau_channel_new is called to create a > > new... channel, which is used by drm clients. If you don't have > > acceleration, that whole api is disabled, so it shouldn't come up. I > > guess accel_init also initializes drm->channel which is the kernel > > channel for doing stuff. [Although TBH I'm not entirely sure how > > things work without acceleration enabled... but I think there's a > > non-fifo way to show images on the screen.] > > My tests were pretty b...

...t these tests were that yielded a >>> successful outcome? IIRC nouveau_channel_new is called to create a >>> new... channel, which is used by drm clients. If you don't have >>> acceleration, that whole api is disabled, so it shouldn't come up. I >>> guess accel_init also initializes drm->channel which is the kernel >>> channel for doing stuff. [Although TBH I'm not entirely sure how >>> things work without acceleration enabled... but I think there's a >>> non-fifo way to show images on the screen.] >> >> My t...