[Bug 77009] 24P playback video signal loss with latest DRI patches

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Comment # 21 on bug 77009 from
Created attachment 97043 [details]
368 and others dmesg

>Garrett, please stop trying to merge the patches. Since the initial change is >already upsteram we are going to need to fix it in a separate patch anyway.

Sorry.  New to this FOSS stuff.  OE is a complete OS download with local code
not pulling from mainline kernels (from what I can tell).  It was tricky for me
to patch it.  I am trying to be transparent so others can reproduce my results
easily.


>My fix limited the reference divider so that "post_div * ref_div <= 100". Could >you try to raise the 100 to see at which point your TV says the signal isn't >valid any more?

>With a limit of 500 you should be at the same point as before, so I suggest to >try values of 200, 300, 400 first. Then if 200 works but 300 doesn't (for >example) try 250, and so on...

Thanks for the tips.

OK- I built many.  368 is the closest I got.  I have to head to the office.  I
uploaded all dmesg, tests.  What I don't understand is the pll numbers go up
and down, despite having the higher max vals.  This concerns me..

Hope it helps.  I assume you do not want to run all pc's at max.  Else
tolerances at the hardware/silica/chipset level may result in similar results
to my sys.  But at least now I can tune my sys.  :)  

368 is much higher than 100.  LMK if you need more. TIA.


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