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Hi Ilia,
> That seems a little premature given that it's not even in the mainline
> kernel. However I would recommend that once it is, you file a redhat issue
> to make sure it gets backported to the whatever. I have no knowledge of, and
> do not care about RHEL or any non-mainline kernel. If you do, work with
> whatever processes they have. I bug Ben about enough stuff already :)
ouch - that's a pity... :-(
As stated earlier, as I am using the free (only as in beer...) Oracle Linux version rather than a commercial pais RHEL license, I cannot file any issues with them, so I was hoping about you being able to raise this with him within the nouveau team. It clearly deserves a fix, but I won't be able to drive anything myself here due to the lack of a paid license... :-(
Oh, and one more thing by the way:
Interestingly, I can also confirm that for me, the proprietary NVidia "blob" Unix driver version 331.38 (which has just been released this week):
https:/
indeed has also fixed the long-standing hang issue with their drivers for my Quadro NVS 130M on both Linux and Solaris. Even better news is that the fix will also be integrated into the next R331 release for Windows (it is not yet in Windows versions 331.93 or 332.21)!
But while it took NVidia a little less than two years between introducing their regression bug (all releases since 285.x are affected), you/the nouveau team have tracked down and fixed this issue in just a couple of days... :-)
So thanks again for your great work on nouveau! :-)
BR,
Andreas