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WRC5:Intel GPU: can't start the game - display driver doesn't support native D3D9 adapters #46
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Venemo, who works on iris support, says there is issues with mesa master. |
There is a regression in mesa 19.1 and master, which affects iris + nine. We are currently working on fixing it. I would suggest to wait a couple of weeks until this is resolved. |
hm, thanks for fast reply. I checked 19.1 (one of the early commits with enabled iris) and the same result. |
It's enough that we have this issue here, no need to duplicate it in the mesa BZ. |
Technical details: Since this commit nine will manually allocate a GPU resource and give that to the driver to use in slot 0, whereas previously it used the in-memory However, iris treats cbuf0 in a special way: what you can see in Possible solutions:
I think 3. is the correct solution here, because it reduces the complexity of the driver (so it won't need to treat cbuf0 differently) while also improving its flexibility. |
@DenKos363 Just one more thought for you: iris is not yet the default intel driver, so you need to set the |
@Venemo sure, I know this and do so. Below you may see script I am using for running the game.
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Here is a work-in-progress MR to fix iris with nine: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/merge_requests/1104 |
@DenKos363 Something seems not right in your environment. The error message you get indicates that it didn't load nine at all. |
When you get something working, I'd be happy to test it. The current patch compiles with head, but mesa seems to crash out on anything, even ninewinecfg.exe. |
@tomboy-64 Starcraft 2 works for me with this patch: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/merge_requests/1104 Though note that both iris and nine's iris support are experimental at this time, meaning there are still issues that we need to iron out. Two issues I know of are that I don't see any shadows in SC2, and the GPU hangs when I click the quit button. |
Hello guys, sorry for long reply. I managed to successfully apply gallium-nine to the game and run it, but found 2 issues:
here is a report in Bugzilla https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=111150 |
Does iris+nine work for you guys by now? |
hi, sorry for delay, I would close this issue for now, because I was able to apply drivers to the game. Other issues are not related no gallium-nine, at least for now. |
Hello guys. Could you please help me, maybe I did something wrong?
In the internet I found a lot of information about gallium-nine support for AMD GPU's, but nothing about Intel, so I am trying to run the game on it.
I am trying to run the game using gallium-nine. Below you may see output gotten with PROTON_LOG=1
I compiled mesa with gallium support and new iris driver, I added gallium-nine to the steam wine prefix (in ninewinecfg I see that all 3 checkboxes are enabled, support enabled).
HW info:
GPU: HD Graphics 5500 (Broadwell GT2)
Kernel: 5.0.0-050000-generic
OS: Ubuntu 18.04
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