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[Tyler Johnson <2120238@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

First off, I've kind of given up on trying to figure out how to use
apport on my own. If anyone can give me a "for dummies" example of how
to use it, that would be nice.

Anyway, I'm running Linux Mint 22.1, which we all know is basically
Ubuntu 24.04. Ubuntu 24.04 shipped a new version of mesa,
25.0.7-0ubuntu0.24.04.1, which completely broke OpenGL, causing every
program I've got to fall back on software rendering. Reverting back to
24.0.5-1ubuntu1 fixed the problem. I have apt-marked these packages as
"hold" for now.

My computer is an old laptop with Intel graphics. I'm assuming the
graphics are part of the CPU, which is identified as the following:
Intel(R) Core(R) i5 CPU m 520 @ 2.4Ghz. I've seen it referred to as an
Arrandale CPU.

With mesa 24.0.5, OpenGL functionality is provided by the crocus driver.
However, even though crocus seems to ship with mesa 25.0.7, my computer
refuses to use it for some reason.

Also, since my hardware is old, I've tried to install as many packages
with "amber" in their name as possible, but that didn't help. Maybe I
just don't know which packages to install?

PS: This is the same hardware I reported in bug #2073648. I'll re-upload
a file from there, which has the output of lshw. The only real
difference is that I'm now running kernel 6.14.0-27-generic, rather than
6.8.0-x-generic.

** Affects: mesa (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: 24.04 arrandale mesa noble opengl

** Attachment added: "hwinfo.txt"
   https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2120238/+attachment/5897962/+files/hwinfo.txt

** Description changed:

  First off, I've kind of given up on trying to figure out how to use
  apport on my own. If anyone can give me a "for dummies" example of how
  to use it, that would be nice.
  
  Anyway, I'm running Linux Mint 22.1, which we all know is basically
  Ubuntu 24.04. Ubuntu 24.04 shipped a new version of mesa,
  25.0.7-0ubuntu0.24.04.1, which completely broke OpenGL, causing every
  program I've got to fall back on software rendering. Reverting back to
  24.0.5-1ubuntu1 fixed the problem. I have apt-marked these packages as
  "hold" for now.
  
  My computer is an old laptop with Intel graphics. I'm assuming the
  graphics are part of the CPU, which is identified as the following:
  Intel(R) Core(R) i5 CPU m 520 @ 2.4Ghz. I've seen it referred to as an
  Arrandale CPU.
  
  With mesa 24.0.5, OpenGL functionality is provided by the crocus driver.
  However, even though crocus seems to ship with mesa 25.0.7, my computer
  refuses to use it for some reason.
  
- Also, I tried installing as many packages with "amber" in their name as
- possible, but that didn't help. Maybe I just don't know which packages
- to install?
+ Also, since my hardware is old, I've tried to install as many packages
+ with "amber" in their name as possible, but that didn't help. Maybe I
+ just don't know which packages to install?
  
  PS: This is the same hardware I reported in bug #2073648. I'll re-upload
  a file from there, which has the output of lshw. The only real
  difference is that I'm now running kernel 6.14.0-27-generic, rather than
  6.8.0-x-generic.

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Title:
  (24.04) OpenGL no longer works on Arrandale.

Status in mesa package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  First off, I've kind of given up on trying to figure out how to use
  apport on my own. If anyone can give me a "for dummies" example of how
  to use it, that would be nice.

  Anyway, I'm running Linux Mint 22.1, which we all know is basically
  Ubuntu 24.04. Ubuntu 24.04 shipped a new version of mesa,
  25.0.7-0ubuntu0.24.04.1, which completely broke OpenGL, causing every
  program I've got to fall back on software rendering. Reverting back to
  24.0.5-1ubuntu1 fixed the problem. I have apt-marked these packages as
  "hold" for now.

  My computer is an old laptop with Intel graphics. I'm assuming the
  graphics are part of the CPU, which is identified as the following:
  Intel(R) Core(R) i5 CPU m 520 @ 2.4Ghz. I've seen it referred to as an
  Arrandale CPU.

  With mesa 24.0.5, OpenGL functionality is provided by the crocus
  driver. However, even though crocus seems to ship with mesa 25.0.7, my
  computer refuses to use it for some reason.

  Also, since my hardware is old, I've tried to install as many packages
  with "amber" in their name as possible, but that didn't help. Maybe I
  just don't know which packages to install?

  PS: This is the same hardware I reported in bug #2073648. I'll re-
  upload a file from there, which has the output of lshw. The only real
  difference is that I'm now running kernel 6.14.0-27-generic, rather
  than 6.8.0-x-generic.

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