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effemmeffe avatar effemmeffe commented on May 22, 2024

I'm pretty newbie, how do I upgrade my vesion on ubuntu? And how do I disable this?

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xhaihao avatar xhaihao commented on May 22, 2024

First you should clone or download the source code from https://github.com/01org/libva, otherwise you have to wait for the new version of libva in Ubuntu.

Then please follow the steps below to build and install the new libva:
1.
$> ./autogen.sh --enable-va-messaging=no ...
... is other options, e.g. --prefix to change the install path prefix. If configure has been updated, you can run configure directly:
$> ./configure --enable-va-messaging=no ...
2.
$> make
3.
$> sudo make install

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effemmeffe avatar effemmeffe commented on May 22, 2024

Thank you.
How do I follow the path for a new version in ubuntu?
Right now ubuntu 16.04 provides libva package 1.7.0-1, how do I check that this change is included in the ubuntu package?

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xhaihao avatar xhaihao commented on May 22, 2024

I don't know when Ubuntu will integrate the latest libva. For us, we usually build an official release per quarter.

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uartie avatar uartie commented on May 22, 2024

The proposed patch (#22) only allows "messaging" to be disabled at compile time. And it is enabled by default. If distros don't explicitly disable it during compilation, then users are back at square one. On the flip-side, if distros do disable it then there is no way to turn it back on when users have issues to report/debug. Wouldn't it be better to add a runtime check, at initialization stage or something, so users can disable/enable it per application run/init (perhaps by setting an environment variable)?

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seanvk avatar seanvk commented on May 22, 2024

Patch is already merged. I'd prefer to keep it the default as our distributions, Google Chrome and others rely upon that for testing. It's trivial to disable with a local build and we've never had a request top change it.

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