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Broken Tigerlake support #773
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I am observing the same on latest drm-tip kernel. |
Actually, not everything is broken. Status is:
Here are example of command lines to try (apply Intel-Media-SDK/MediaSDK#1771 to get TGL support for mediasdk):
dmesg log from the failing case states:
Interesting thing is that i915 error state is actually empty. I filed bug on FDO: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=112377 |
It has been root-caused as i915 issue. https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=112377 |
@zxye : it's not yet fixed. Probably we shouldn't close the issue till it is not fully done? I suggest to reopen. |
ok, let's update and close it after the i915 patch is merged. |
Please test with drm-tip containing the below patch and report back. Author: Tvrtko Ursulin tvrtko.ursulin@intel.com
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@dvrogozh could you please verify and close the issue? |
Based on MediaSDK & FFmpeg VA-API and dmesg output, media-driver Tigerlake support doesn't work (yet).
This is with last evening git versions:
MediaSDK git version, sample app / AVC:
FFmpeg git version, VA-API / HEVC:
Note: I'm using the latest drm-tip kernel on this TGL GT2 device, and GuC (just) loads HuC for bit-rate controls. Dmesg complains about media pre-emption timeouts:
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