kcxt @ home2d ago

Am I dumb or like, where are the debian `rules` that were used to build mesa in this PPA (for Questing specifically)?

The freedreno driver is no longer included in the dang amd64 build which breaks running linux-native games through fex :(

https://launchpad.net/~kisak/+archive/ubuntu/kisak-mesa/+builds?build_text=&build_state=all

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The goal of this PPA is to provide the latest point release of Mesa plus select non-invasive early backports. Deviations from upstream packages are listed on the package details page. --- Support status --- Bionic (18.04), Focal (20.04), Jammy (22.04) - Discontinued - Long term users can use kisak-mesa stable Noble (24.04) - Supported Questing (25.10) - Preliminary support (Not tested locally) Note: Please report any issues to mesa. ARM builds are not tested locally. --- Is this PPA stabl...

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Show threadTobias Heider

@cas It looks like you are right, but as far as I can see from the changelog and git history it never was enabled. I think FEX used to just build mesa from source for the re-built rootfs.

We did add panfrost and asahi in the official package, no idea how we missed freedreno. I'll see that we can get it fixed in Debian and Ubuntu.

Jun 22 at 10:11pmWeb
Show threadkcxt @ home1d ago
@tobhe oh adding this upstream would be amazing!!! tysm
Show threadTobias Heider10h ago
@cas We found that libdrm freedreno had the same problem and fixed that in https://tracker.debian.org/news/1767107/accepted-libdrm-24134-2-source-into-unstable/
mesa will probably follow later today :)
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Show threadkcxt @ home6h ago
@tobhe wonderful! thanks so much