Hardware accelerated GL ES2 TrimSlice?

[molocia]

Has anyone been able to run something under arch on the TrimSlice under GL ES2 without running it under the software fallback?

I tried adding in all the GS ES/ES2 headers from khronos.org and compiled something against the opengles included in the nvidia-trimslice package, but then I first get the software fallback warning, and then I get a ton of shader compilation failed errors.

If I use anything that links against mesa it will allow me to write GL ES2 code, but it will give me the whole "EGL: warning, using software fallback" and then it runs on the software rasterizer which is fairly obvious that it would... but it is also really really slow.

I did manage to get glmark2 to compile, and it showed decent benchmark numbers, but that is so far the only thing I've been able to do using GL ES2.

[flyaway]

GLES2 works fine for me with nvidia-tegra package, available in aur.
You also can install libegl and libgles packages to get development headers and mesa-demos-git to test GLES output with es2_info and es2gears_x11 commands.

All binary packages that was described above are available in official repos and in my own repo fly-ac100

In fact, you can even get hardware accelerated video decoding for supported format with totem or nvgstplayer, if your kernel has necessary config options and code. At least we get it working on Toshiba AC100 (same tegra2 chip inside)
You can read about this at the AC100 wiki

There is one problem with this stuff for now - after pacman -Syu couple a days ago I have half of XFT-rendered text on the screen with artefacts. Hope to get it fixed soon. May be this problem doesnt affect trimslice.

[pepedog]

I have been testing l4t.r16 kernel, all seems fine. Will update soon

[flyaway]

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')There is one problem with this stuff for now - after pacman -Syu couple a days ago I have half of XFT-rendered text on the screen with artefacts. Hope to get it fixed soon. May be this problem doesnt affect trimslice.