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After update to v1.6 Sway won't launch anymore on old Intel hw #6194
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The issue you're having is unrelated to Quoting the relevant section, which indicates graphics issues:
And just to clarify:
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Possibly related to this: swaywm/wlroots#2819 |
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This issue is about old Intel machine, none of the 3 problems mentioned above are related. Please search for existing issues, and report separate bugs. |
Same issue here. Was working great until 1.6. Asus eee pc 1000. Intel atom N270 processor. I really enjoyed running sway on this device.
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I'd suggest sending kernel + Mesa patches to add DMA-BUF support. |
I have had a similar case since updating to sway 0.16 and wlroots 0.13; I'm using Intel Atom CPU N570 and its Integrated Intel GPU. Log: sway.log (Lines 660 onwards has the Errors)
Is this something that was recently changed to be a requirement? |
The changelog of |
Update: I'm able to launch sway compiled with the latest commits thanks to the maintainer(s) of
I will leave this open for @emersion to decide whether this issue is fixed for good. |
Maybe it now falls back to Pixman software rendering automatically? |
I could take a full log if need be... |
Whatever renderer had been used in v1.5, with pixman I'm experiencing artifacts/glitches within Is there a way to manually launch sway using a different renderer? |
How would I go about this? I've consulted https://kernelnewbies.org/, and frankly I'm none the wiser (not a Linux newbie, but without ambitions to become a developer myself). |
Can confirm that building from master (using AUR |
It seems like the kernel is fine, because it implements the Mesa still needs support. Specifically, we need But maybe it would be a better idea to help out with crocus? Does it target your hardware? https://airlied.blogspot.com/2021/04/crocus-gallium-for-gen4-7-generation.html In any case, feel free to ping me in #dri-devel on Freenode if you have questions. |
Closing this as a duplicate of swaywm/wlroots#2506 |
I accidentally hit the "close issue" button trying to paste an output.
The thing about these Atom processors is that they are GPU and CPU all in on: |
First of all thanks for this great software.
I've been running
sway
on an Eee PC Intel Atom happily on Arch until the last update.I'm using only open source drivers,
wlroots
version is 0.13.Since the Atom processor is pretty weak I have only the bare minimum installed and have been starting
sway
from tty.After several hours of trying to troubleshoot the issue and learning that
sway
now theoretically depends onlibseat
which is however no hard dependency yet, I installedseatd
from the "aur", but unfortunately couldn't get the daemon to run.I've then installed the Display Manager
greetd
and tried launchingsway
from there - to no avail (launchingweston
worked fine).I've also consulted the emersion.fr blog which states that there are plans for
weston
(my backup WM) to depend onlibseat
as well. Also the support of some older hardware has been dropped apparently, but I don't know if said processor is affected.I'd really like to be able to keep using this device running Wayland and Sway/Weston, any help is appreciated.
TLDR:
Sway version:
1.6
OS/Drivers:
Arch Linux/open source
Config file:
Sway won't start with the default config either.
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