along with a direct git checkout from the display-port branch of xf86-video-intel:
git://anongit.freedesktop.org/xorg/driver/xf86-video-intel
The most recent display-port commit (May 7) does not seem to work with anything in x-updates. I reset to commit 8fd7fc619273316143257ae1a56fce86c00051b1 from April 30th and everything seems stable for me.
I built the intel driver using './autogen.sh && make && sudo make install' which puts the modules in /usr/local/lib/xorg/modules/drivers by default. I put the following in xorg.conf to make sure those drivers get loaded:
Be sure to remove that section if you ever switch to a packaged driver!
I gave up trying to get KMS (kernel mode setting) and DisplayPort working together. It appears that the necessary code is only just being merged into the mainline kernel: http://lkml.org/lkml/2009/6/24/19
As such, make sure you aren't using KMS if you want to take my approach. It can probably be made to work using some kernel branch but I ran out of time to mess with that. I'd like to know if someone else gets it working.
To make DP work for me, I am using packages from the xorg-updates PPA: ppa.launchpad. net/ubuntu- x-swat/ x-updates/ ubuntu
http://
along with a direct git checkout from the display-port branch of xf86-video-intel: freedesktop. org/xorg/ driver/ xf86-video- intel
git://anongit.
The most recent display-port commit (May 7) does not seem to work with anything in x-updates. I reset to commit 8fd7fc619273316 143257ae1a56fce 86c00051b1 from April 30th and everything seems stable for me.
I built the intel driver using './autogen.sh && make && sudo make install' which puts the modules in /usr/local/ lib/xorg/ modules/ drivers by default. I put the following in xorg.conf to make sure those drivers get loaded:
Section "Files" lib/xorg/ modules" xorg/modules"
ModulePath "/usr/local/
ModulePath "/usr/lib/
EndSection
Be sure to remove that section if you ever switch to a packaged driver!
I gave up trying to get KMS (kernel mode setting) and DisplayPort working together. It appears that the necessary code is only just being merged into the mainline kernel: lkml.org/ lkml/2009/ 6/24/19
http://
As such, make sure you aren't using KMS if you want to take my approach. It can probably be made to work using some kernel branch but I ran out of time to mess with that. I'd like to know if someone else gets it working.