(In reply to comment #55)
> To everyone else who has already tested this: Thanks alot. Small summary
> on the state of i855 cache coherency (please correct me if I'm wrong):
>
> - Latest version works on three boxes (from Bruno, 2points and mine).
> - It also seems to work on legolas' box, but that machine has some other
> issue. Pardon for being the messenger, but looks like your machine is
> toast :(
I'd be more than happy to mark it as "toasted" and go on, but then I wouldn't be able to use it with WindowsXP (never had a crash there) and neither with Xorg 1.6 (that works but because as you said the driver hits less frequently the cache).
Has Intel ever released the WindowsXP driver sources? Yes, I know..just dreaming..
Is there any other way that could explain the GTT<->CPU bug?
I'll add my Tested-By with next patch, since this one doesn't seem to be in-sync with latest drm-intel
(In reply to comment #55)
> To everyone else who has already tested this: Thanks alot. Small summary
> on the state of i855 cache coherency (please correct me if I'm wrong):
>
> - Latest version works on three boxes (from Bruno, 2points and mine).
> - It also seems to work on legolas' box, but that machine has some other
> issue. Pardon for being the messenger, but looks like your machine is
> toast :(
I'd be more than happy to mark it as "toasted" and go on, but then I wouldn't be able to use it with WindowsXP (never had a crash there) and neither with Xorg 1.6 (that works but because as you said the driver hits less frequently the cache).
Has Intel ever released the WindowsXP driver sources? Yes, I know..just dreaming..
Is there any other way that could explain the GTT<->CPU bug?
I'll add my Tested-By with next patch, since this one doesn't seem to be in-sync with latest drm-intel