the graphics/2_valid_opengl_renderer_AMD-GPU test failed

[StanleyHuang]

[Summary]
This test case would try to validate OpenGL renderer is AMD GPU with DRI_RPIME=1 argument.
But in desktop platform, we would connect a monitor to AMD GPU before power on the system.
At this moment the primary GPU provider is AMD GPU, that means the default renderer is AMD GPU, and the OpenGL renderer is Intel GPU with DRI_PRIME=1.

--------------[ Running job 2 / 2. Estimated time left: unknown ]---------------
------------[ Check the OpenGL renderer (AMD GPU and DRI_PRIME=1) ]-------------
ID: com.canonical.certification::graphics/2_valid_opengl_renderer_Navi_10__Radeon_Pro_W5700_
Category: com.canonical.plainbox::graphics
... 8< -------------------------------------------------------------------------
OpenGL renderer string: Mesa Intel(R) Graphics (RKL GT1)
ERROR: renderer is Intel when DRI_PRIME=1

[Steps to reproduce]
1. Connect a monitor to AMD GPU.
2. Power on system and boot into OS.
3. Install checkbox and provider
4. Run valid_opengl_renderer with below command.
Cmd> checkbox-cli run com.canonical.certification::graphics_card com.canonical.certification::graphics/2_valid_opengl_renderer_Navi_10__Radeon_Pro_W5700_

[Expected result]
The valid_opengl_renderer test passed

[Actual result]
The valid_opengl_renderer test failed

[Failure rate]
10/10

[Additional information]
CID: 202010-28295
SKU: RDT-RKL-DVT2.1-C1
Image: canonical-oem-somerville-focal-amd64-20200502-85+fossa-proposed-release+X124
bios-version: 1.2.0
GPU: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation Device [8086:4c8a] (rev 04)
03:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Device [1002:7312]
kernel-version: 5.10.0-1043-oem

[Stage]
Issue reported and logs collected right after it happened

[StanleyHuang (stanley31)]

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[StanleyHuang (stanley31)]

It would be better we could check which GPU is primary.

[StanleyHuang (stanley31)]

I have collected the response via glxinfo and xrandr on a Desktop (has both iGPU and dGPU) in different scenario.

# Connect a monitor only to iGPU port.
1. Connect a monitor to onboard DP port.
2. Power on the system and boot into OS.
3. Open a terminal and launch following commands.
- glxinfo -B > dp_in_intel/glxinfo.log
- DRI_PRIME=1 glxinfo -B > dp_in_intel/glxinfo_with_dri_prime1.log
- xrandr --listproviders > dp_in_intel/xrandr_listproviders.log

# Connect a monitor only to AMD dGPU port.
1. Connect a monitor to AMD DP port.
2. Power on the system and boot into OS.
3. Open a terminal and launch following commands.
- glxinfo -B > dp_in_amd/glxinfo.log
- DRI_PRIME=1 glxinfo -B > dp_in_amd/glxinfo_with_dri_prime1.log
- xrandr --listproviders > dp_in_amd/xrandr_listproviders.log

# Connect two monitor to Both Intel iGPU and AMD dGPU port.
1. Connect a monitor to AMD DP port.
2. Connect a monitor to onboard DP port.
3. Power on the system and boot into OS.
4. Open a terminal and launch following commands.
- glxinfo -B > dp_in_both/glxinfo.log
- DRI_PRIME=1 glxinfo -B > dp_in_both/glxinfo_with_dri_prime1.log
- xrandr --listproviders > dp_in_both/xrandr_listproviders.log

[Maksim Beliaev (beliaev-maksim)]

Bug was migrated to GitHub: https://github.com/canonical/checkbox/issues/85.
Bug is no more monitored here.