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Mimicking 7e181af Includes all PCI IDs supported by the kernel driver. The drm-intel tree doesn't distinguish between Y/H/W IDs for CML, so line codes for IDs that don't correspond to anything on ARK are guesses.
Can you provide any guidance on how to build this? The original has some very dated llvm dependancies. I've pulled this down and tried to build against llvm and clang 10 but make dies at about 13% |
on Ubuntu 20.04 you can run this:
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I've tried that, CMake is giving me errors, one is saying incompatible llvm version required 3.3 cmake -DLLVM_INSTALL_DIR=/usr/lib/llvm-7/bin .. CMake Error at CMake/FindLLVM.cmake:31 (string): CMake Error at CMake/FindLLVM.cmake:36 (message): -- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred! |
It looks like it's trying to use |
dpkg -S /usr/bin/llvm-config-7 but get this, I remove llvm-7, which deletes /usr/bin/llvm-config-7 and cmake still tells me: |
That's |
nuked the build directory and I'm now able to get through it. thanks |
Thank you so much for this. I just wanted to confirm that this DOES fix the issue with detection I was seeing. Plex HDR to SDR hardware transcode did not work prior to building this from this branch, and does after. This package really needs kept up to date with processor releases. My i9-9900k is not "new" by computer hardware standards. This is really important @ruiling-song |
I agree. I bought a Comet Lake i3 10100 for my Plex Server and now had to find out that the HDR-> SDR feature doesn't work. What can I do to fix the problem? |
I'm having issues when running the make command from the build directory. It completes with 94 errors
I had to use llvm-12 in the cmake command posted above on ubuntu 21.04 to get that far |
Mimicking 7e181af
Includes all PCI IDs supported by the kernel driver.
The drm-intel tree doesn't distinguish between Y/H/W IDs for CML, so line codes for IDs that don't correspond to anything on ARK are guesses.
I don't have a CML device on hand to test on, so all I can verify is that it builds.