[regression] scripted xrandr commands in /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.d/ are disregarded
Submitted by Felix Miata @mrmazda
Assigned to Chris Wilson @ickle
Description
Created attachment 122115
.zip of 25 Xorg.0.logs
Logs included in attachment have configuration used to produce them prepended to each. Filenames used include hostname and suggest OS & version, gfxchip, config type (xrandr vs xorg.conf), resulting mode & DPI, and success/fail state (19 success, 6 fail).
To reproduce:
1-embed xrandr commands in /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.d/<someexectutable> to set resolution and DPI, e.g. 'xrandr --dpi 108 --output VGA1 --mode 1680x1050 # intel analog'
2-start an X session
Actual behavior:
1-e.g. mode is 1440x900 (inherited from kernel cmdline) and DPI 96 (Xorg default)
Expected behavior:
1-DPI is as configured, e.g. 108
2-resolution is as configured, e.g. 1680x1050
Comments:
1-Regression observed on Fedora 24 and openSUSE Tumbleweed installations
2-gfxchips tested: 915G (Optiplex 280, 32 bit), 945G (Optiplex 620), G41 (Biostar), G43 (Optiplex 760), ATI rv380
3-configuration equivalent to xrandr commands placed in their stead in /etc/X11/xorg.conf (PreferredMode and DisplaySize) produces expected behavior before and after the regression point, same as the xrandr commands produced before tonight's online updates
4-update date of last installation to function as expected: 23 Feb.
5-Radeon rv380 was temporarily installed in the Biostar to suggest the regression is limited to gfxchips running on Intel driver
Attachment 122115, ".zip of 25 Xorg.0.logs":
newIbug.zip