2015-12-25, 15:21
Hi,
I have been running Kodi built from master for a while now, I like to test the latest dev, and I'm contributing to the code when I can.
It has been running perfectly until I fetched master a couple of days ago. First I had to update mesa and a couple of other libs on my system because of missing symbols in eglext.h , after I finally managed to build Kodi, rendering is completely broken.
In a few words, the symptoms are flickering between each action, and it fails to load any Windows after the home (it looks like it is again flickering back and forth between the home and the new window).
My system is an Ubuntu machine, and I updated mesa to version 11.0.8 , the only indication I have when launching kodi is:
libEGL warning: failed to create a pipe screen for i965
I guess the rendering method has changed in the last commits (it has been a couple of weeks since I last fetched master), is there a way I could debug this? Or a recommended version of mesa i could try?
I have to admit I have no idea how I could solve this problem...
Pierre
I have been running Kodi built from master for a while now, I like to test the latest dev, and I'm contributing to the code when I can.
It has been running perfectly until I fetched master a couple of days ago. First I had to update mesa and a couple of other libs on my system because of missing symbols in eglext.h , after I finally managed to build Kodi, rendering is completely broken.
In a few words, the symptoms are flickering between each action, and it fails to load any Windows after the home (it looks like it is again flickering back and forth between the home and the new window).
My system is an Ubuntu machine, and I updated mesa to version 11.0.8 , the only indication I have when launching kodi is:
libEGL warning: failed to create a pipe screen for i965
I guess the rendering method has changed in the last commits (it has been a couple of weeks since I last fetched master), is there a way I could debug this? Or a recommended version of mesa i could try?
I have to admit I have no idea how I could solve this problem...
Pierre