On Dec 25, 2014 12:42 AM, "Bruno Wolff III" bruno@wolff.to wrote:
The Nouveau changes in 3.19 fixed one problem I was having (that I didn't have when I tested the nVidia driver for comparison), but it doesn't fix some resolution limitations I have.
When playing GOG's homm3 via wine I need to use 800x600 to use the full screen. When I boot using nouveau the display is 1680x1050 in the desktop. (When I booted with the nVidia driver the display used a different resolution.) When I go to the display settings most of the common 4:3 resolutions are supposed to be available, but when I try them the screen ends scrambled. This makes 800x600 unusable. As a work around I used scaling via xrandr to make make the screen work as 800x600. When combined with screen emulation in wine, this almost worked. I had a problem with a hang in multiplayer hotseat when using nouveau, but not nVidia. However this last problem is now fixed in 3.19.
For the resolution issue should I be filing bugs for Fedora against xorg-x11-drv-nouveau or would I be better off going upstream?
Either works but upstream is usually better in most cases. Particularly right now since you're testing something that isn't available in Fedora yet. Thanks for testing.
josh
On Thu, Dec 25, 2014 at 07:46:12 -0500, Josh Boyer jwboyer@fedoraproject.org wrote:
Either works but upstream is usually better in most cases. Particularly right now since you're testing something that isn't available in Fedora yet. Thanks for testing.
Thanks for the advice. I filed a bug in bugs.freedesk.org.
P.S. Besides the Nouveau issue that was fixed, I specifically tested mounting an LZ4 squashfs file system with 3.19 and it worked. In a short amount of testing I haven't had any problems with 3.19.
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