Created attachment 33719 [details] Xorg log System Environment: -------------------- Platform: ALL Mesa: (master)abcb6b6d01c253627363a05205291630b5247018 Xserver: (master)a34812b09000db2ff2a1dc6182602839123edd4e Xf86_video_intel: (master)c2c670ef18755cf5c878edf8a6b7d1617f54fe73 Libdrm: (master)3130f94c6ee32668cb9f0b96b6c8e308a7bb3b11 Kernel: (master)724e6d3fe8003c3f60bf404bf22e4e331327c596 Bug detailed description: ------------------------- With bug#14611 fixed and enable VGA output by kernel option, we can start X without monitor connected. But there also have problem as following described: Start machine with monitor attached. After kernel booting, disconnect monitor and then start X. Running glxgears, we find the running status is wrong. Connecting monitor again, we can see the running 3D window is blank screen. If start X first and then disconnect monitor, glxgears works well. There is another condtions: Start machine without monitor attached. After kernel booting, then start X, glxgears also works fine. Reproduce steps: ---------------- 1.enable VGA output with kernel option in the grub: video=VGA-1:e 2.reboot machine with monitor connected 3.disconnect monitor before starting X 4.start X 5.run glxgears
Created attachment 33721 [details] glxgears window is blank sceen if disconnect monitor before staring X
the symptom is glxgears doesn't print info like fps, and shows blank if we re-connect the monitor.
Created attachment 33741 [details] dmesg file
I think this is caused by the glxgears swap waiting for an event that will never occur. I need to add better error handling for that case.
Can you try this patch? http://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/83658/
With this patch, it still fails on G33. But I find it works well on G45 now without this patch. I will make further test on other machines.
Does this still happen with the latest bits?
Tested on G45 and G33, it works fine.
Thanks for the update.
Closing old verified.
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