[RFC] Ignore failure to set DRM interface #771
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This always fail due to problems in libdrm, but does not affect Bumblebee's functionality. See Bumblebee-ProjectGH-652 for more details.
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👍 less noise is always good. Any idea why this happens? Maybe rootless Xorg, or is only one client allowed to connect/change this option in the kernel? |
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It happens on Jessie too, where there is no rootless Xorg. |
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I’ve always been reluctant to blacklisting this one, since I’ve never been sure of the root cause (which I am for all the other ones). Anyway, never seen any issue really related to this, so LGTM. |
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This always fail due to problems in libdrm, but does not affect
Bumblebee's functionality. See GH-652 for more details.
XORG] (EE) /dev/dri/card0: failed to set DRM interface version 1.4: Permission deniedThis throws user off track often, since it's reported whether or not Bumblebee works, so IMHO we should ignore it. A user spent some time investigating, and apparently it's down to a problem in libdrm: #652