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Check the first post - I showed there how you can overwrite EDID information. Fix the EDID, overwrite it and you should be fine.
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Hi everybody,
Does someone already use the new Athlon or Sempron AM1 Apus ?
I replaced my E350 with a 5350 and now the vdpau is not working. The kernel log states that uvd is initialized, but vdpauinfo always wants to load libvdpau_nvidia.so.
Did I miss something ?
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Logfiles from first post!
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Kernel side looks fine - for the rest ask the OpenSUSE howto provider - no idea how that should work on OpenSuse.
From the vdpau log, it seems you are missing the relevant userspace mesa drivers -> same as above :-) ask the OpenSuse howto provider.
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Anssi is on it - so it will get fixed shortly.
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(This post was last modified: 2014-04-09, 08:25 by fritsch.)
I updated the howto to Ubuntu Trusty. With default kernel and mostly default Ubuntu packages.
Remember: This will still crash when you press stop - I talked with mlankhorst yesterday and I am looking forward, that the fix (which already exists) will be integrated into Ubuntu within the next few days.
Main reason for this step was, that I want to make sure "xbmcbuntu" gets tested correctly and as xbmcbuntu has the same base Ubuntu 14.04 that's a good idea to do so.
Changes for upgraders:
- See the new X xserver command in the upstart script which disables Backingstore (tearing) by default
- Custom kernel, custom mesa has been dropped, use ppa-purge to uninstall those repositories before upgrading
- The vdpau drivers are not in the libg3dvl2-mesa package anymore (remove it manually) and install the mesa-vdpau-drivers package
Edit: Make really sure you purge the ppas! ppa-purge ppa:wsnipex/mesa and ppa-purge ppa:wsnipex/test (if you have the latter)
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that was also discussed within that thread - use the search :-)
hint: it can also be solved the drm_kms_helper by forcing a specific output ...
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Thanks for the updated Trusty instructions fritsch. I followed them this afternoon all working well. I've just noticed that there's already an updated mesa-vdpau-drivers package (and several others) available. Maybe this includes the fix you mentioned?