Doc: How to file a good bug report for intel gfx driver

[Jin, Gordon]

Martin Olsson wrote on Monday, February 04, 2008 7:44 AM:
> Here is some feedback on the document you mention below.
> 
> A) You might want to add a clarification about what is considered 2d
> vs 3d bugs. For instance, when I see rendering bugs in Ubuntu should I
> report them as 2d or 3d bugs (because ubuntu uses compiz etc).

In most cases, it's by common sense :) or see if the app is 2d or 3d. In
some rare complex cases (like yours), it's hard to say before initial
root causing. You can feel free to report it to 2d, and the developers
will distribute if necessary.
 
> B) It would be nice if it explained how I can obtain the version
> number of xf86-video-intel and also how to obtain the kernel version.
> (I know the later can be done with "uname -a" but everyone might not
> know this). 

I'm adding some explanation to the webpage. 
For xf86-video-intel, you can search "intel_drv.so" in Xorg.0.log to get
"module version". But this is not always accurate, if the used driver is
not a stable release. So better know where you get the driver.

Thanks
Gordon