核心组件
- DRM Core
- GEM
- TTM
- Atomic KMS
- dma-buf
- sync_file
TOPIC 03 / 08 · UAPI → GEM → ATOMIC KMS
理解 DRM 子系统如何连接用户态驱动、内存对象、同步原语和原子显示提交。
先确认问题发生在哪一层,再沿接口检查所有权、缓冲区格式、同步与时序。动态条目只在证据和相关性达到公开阈值后出现。
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