16:55furkan: Hi all, does anybody have any tips on how I might be able to work around this issue? https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/2410
16:56furkan: My laptop is able to output to a Lenovo USB-C monitor, but with this Dell the only way it works is if I shut down the laptop and plug in the USB-C cable before powering on the laptop
16:56furkan: If I then unplug and plug the cable back in, I get no more display output
17:01furkan: I tried it again and seems like even shutting it down wasn't enough on its own - I have to shut it down, unplug the USB-C cable, and then plug it back in and power it on
17:07Remco: Did you go into display options and see whether the monitor is disabled?
17:08Remco: I've had that quite a few times with a monitor connected over USB-C: plug it in, hub works but display doesn't. Replugging doesn't work, but it is detected and I just have to click to enable it
17:08furkan: I did, the monitor just isn't listed at all
17:09furkan: Which is strange because the USB hub is recognized, power delivery works, and the monitor's built-in Realtek Ethernet adapter is also recognized via USB
17:15Remco: A different port doesn't help either I assume?
17:19Remco: Does it work if you pull the power out of the monitor and plug it in after usb-c?
17:19Remco: Hell, perhaps a proper power cycle of the monitor is all that is needed
17:24furkan: well, while the monitor was working, I tried powering it off and back on, and it continued to work
17:25furkan: but when I unplugged and plugged the USB-C cable back in again, doesn't work anymore even if I power off and on the display again
17:25furkan: I've never seen behaviour like this before...
17:31Remco: Perhaps try this: https://forums.lenovo.com/topic/findpost/1300/5201145/5878029
17:41furkan: Hmm I don't think it applies to me since I don't have Thunderbolt, just plain USB 3.2 Gen 2
17:41furkan: But I'll check if there's a similar setting
17:41furkan: I wonder if there's some command I can run in the terminal to force the output mode?
22:07Venemo: mareko or agd5f what's up with the SDMA vs. multisampled images? it would seem that AMDVLK always copy them on a compute command buffer: https://github.com/GPUOpen-Drivers/xgl/blob/dev/icd/api/vk_cmdbuffer.cpp#L1295 any reason why?
22:29airlied: probably because of the fmask metadata, but uggh sdma hw is the worst :-P
23:10mareko: Venemo: I think SDMA doesn't support multiple sample
23:10mareko: s