Hi Ben, Sorry to bother you, because I'm sure you're busy with preparing for bookworm. When you have a minute, would it be possible to update the firmware-linux-nonfree bpo? Hi Matteo, Reply follows inline: Matteo Bini <matteobin@tiepi.it> writes: > Hi backports team, > I would love the new version of mesa (22.3.6) to be backported to > Bullseye. > > Do you think it would be doable and easy? The last October there were > others interested in the same topic. > https://lists.debian.org/debian-backports/2022/10/msg00005.html > Do you know if any progress was made? The firmware-linux-nonfree backport is still out-of-date with 20210818-1~bpo11+1, and based on that thread it sounds like newer is needed. The following packages are also prerequisites for a backport of mesa 22.3.6-1+deb12u1: directx-headers-dev (>= 1.602.0) libdrm-dev (>= 2.4.107-4) llvm-15-dev libclang-15-dev libclang-cpp15-dev libclc-15-dev wayland-protocols (>= 1.24) llvm-spirv-15 libclc-15 libllvmspirvlib-15-dev I think I may have backported the libdrm and llvm stack for a few releases (IIRC also mesa for a few releases), but this time around I'm not sure if directx-headers-dev complicates things. I'm also not sure if Wayland-using software in bullseye would be forward compatible with a libmesa compiled with wayland-protocols >=1.24. If not, is that wayland-protocol version really necessary? This time around I have time to commit to, at most, libdrm and llvm. I'm sorry I can't do more. Regards, Nicholas
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