GPU issue

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Tomolok

Hi.Recently I installed drm-612-kmod on FreeBSD 15.1 release on My Lenovo Thinbook 14 G8 IRL(Raptor Lake iGPU).Finally my graphics is supported,but it often freezes.I also constantly get the following warning:
What do these warnings mean?Is it somehow releated to my graphical issue?Can I somehow fix it?
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Are you running a graphical desktop environment? Perhaps run it through on how you setup the drivers on the machine so we can trace the steps what you did for others to follow along.

When I have freezes or black screens, there's no initial logs for it since it didn't crash the system but Xorg tells me there could be a misbehavior issue.
 
the3ajm said:
Are you running a graphical desktop environment? Perhaps run it through on how you setup the drivers on the machine so we can trace the steps what you did for others to follow along.

When I have freezes or black screens, there's no initial logs for it since it didn't crash the system but Xorg tells me there could be a misbehavior issue.
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Basically I installed drm-612 from ports,then installed xfce4 and lightdm using pkg.Then I add "
dbus_enable="YES"
kld_list="i915kms"
lightdm_enable="YES"
"
into /etc/rc.conf to enable loading the corresponding kernel module,lightdm and dbus.
When lightdm is started,I always get another error referring to drm: drmn0: [drm] Selective fetch area calculation failed in pipe A,but it appears that Xorg doesn't misbhave
What usually triggers the error I posted here appears to be related to using programs that are slightly demanding on graphical performances like firefox(and sometimes even emacs).
 
Tomolok said:
Basically I installed drm-612 from ports,then installed xfce4 and lightdm using pkg.Then I add "
dbus_enable="YES"
kld_list="i915kms"
lightdm_enable="YES"
"
into /etc/rc.conf to enable loading the corresponding kernel module,lightdm and dbus.
When lightdm is started,I always get another error referring to drm: drmn0: [drm] Selective fetch area calculation failed in pipe A,but it appears that Xorg doesn't misbhave
What usually triggers the error I posted here appears to be related to using programs that are slightly demanding on graphical performances like firefox(and sometimes even emacs).
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When this error occurs,the application I am using would become very laggy or even freeze.But the mouse pointer is generally unaffected.I can also freely switch between ttys using keyboard.
 
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