Build & Configuration Steps for EGL to Work Properly for Intel Iris 640 Plus?

[daserius]

Does anyone know the Build and Configuration Steps for EGL to Work Properly
for Intel Iris 640 Plus... ??? like building in reverse-stack order im assuming will get
it to say its supported im just not aware of whch what to do first<- i know xf86-video-intel is having build-issues
right now saying ETIME not supported... im using the drm-510-kmod package successfully.
and it pulls in the intel-skylake-firmware or w/e for me..


*********Building plasma6-plasma:
IT WAS qtcore causing the double redline build error it wasnt compiled and installed Error:
plasma6-plasma: Index:/ Disable:energysave,sleep,spellcheck,desktop_effect s,accent_color,night_color: and always start with empty session.
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Upgrading BSD using GIT-UP: -unfinished- but would work anyway: This is what its asking for
14.1 / Release - or - Release-Engineering :
then you have Ports: STABLE/ or The Service Updates.... you have 2 Service Updates one that makes sense
itll be for your version and one that Doesnt... meaning all BSDs get them, and theyre updated
ALONG with the Latest one... i Assume... so as a Service Provider theyre probably saying
these here were for when we provided service for your BSD version 2024Q1 FreeBSD-14-Releng.

Docs Git: /usr/doc is the source directory and /usr/local/share/doc/{books/articles} we compile the doc is a webserver and a bunch of documents but just copy to the usr local share doc one the contents of /usr/doc/documentation/content/en/{books,articles} meaning not the two folders it means whats inside them:
git has a src repository this is for the /usr folder and the /sys directory is where to fix
the .mk file build-errors is your supposed to delete the /sys symlink before installing /usr/src
and then ln -sf /usr/src/sys /sys and thats how that works....
your supposed to symlink /usr/src/sys to /sys thats what its for: is when you :

git clone ports: these obviously go in mv out distfiles from /usr/ports to /root/git so rm -Rf /usr/ports
mv ports /usr/ports and then mv distfiles folder back into /usr/ports

portmaster -a <- will update you...
mergemaster -iFU
isnt that hard if you know what files your reading and the differences: maybe keep theirs,
but write yours()_:

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@Head_on_a_Stick
@blackhole
:
I only am experiencing a Compile Issue for the xf86-video-intel which
im theorizing is a Compiler Issue.. where its using GCC and not LLVM/CLANG
as i hear this ad music behind me.... its nice to see my video card not destroying my ram...

[Head_on_a_Stick]

Originally Posted by daserius

Does anyone know the Build and Configuration Steps for EGL to Work Properly
for Intel Iris 640 Plus... ??? like building in reverse-stack order im assuming will get
it to say its supported im just not aware of whch what to do first<- i know xf86-video-intel is having build-issues

The Intel DDX driver probably won't work very well for that hardware anyway, just use X's built-in modesetting driver instead. It uses Glamor & DRI3 by default, unlike xf86-video-intel.

[blackhole]

Completely remove x11-drivers/xf86-video-intel and it should use modesetting.

Build or install the latest drm kernel module and firmware from /usr/ports/graphics/ or install via pkg(8)

[blackhole]

@daserius: It's best to start a new thread, rather than resurrecting an old one.

Also best to make a new reply to the thread instead of editing in a reply in your previous post. I spotted that purely by chance, as I decided to review your post again in order to clarify if you're running -STABLE, and it seems you are.

If you want a solid and predictable system, it's best to avoid -STABLE and -CURRENT. As a rule of thumb, if you have to ask a lot of questions on a forum, then you're probably best to stick with -RELEASE.

You haven't stated why you want to compile xf86-video-intel. It's best to use modesetting. The former is only for situations (e.g. old hardware) were modesetting is causing trouble.

[daserius]

Originally Posted by blackhole

@daserius: It's best to start a new thread, rather than resurrecting an old one.

Also best to make a new reply to the thread instead of editing in a reply in your previous post. I spotted that purely by chance, as I decided to review your post again in order to clarify if you're running -STABLE, and it seems you are.

If you want a solid and predictable system, it's best to avoid -STABLE and -CURRENT. As a rule of thumb, if you have to ask a lot of questions on a forum, then you're probably best to stick with -RELEASE.

You haven't stated why you want to compile xf86-video-intel. It's best to use modesetting. The former is only for situations (e.g. old hardware) were modesetting is causing trouble.

Oh forget about it it works perfectly even using the kde 6 beta 2 I only am missing a broadcom-ac
support card, and a cirrus logic dolphin series interface/card/combo thats
in the iMac 2017:
Running Xorg from the Command-line i think works when the DDX drivers installed.
then i saw they were working on it : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqpn...YXQgZnVubnk%3D and i

#Update: "ive since brushed up on background information such as Operating a PDP-8 and
loading OS/8 and the Introductory Lessons like learning what Base-8 is how it works
etc so you can read --The-Chart-Of-Numbers:

[J65nko]

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