xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed about autorandr

[phillipberndt]

The issue might be that autorandr does not correctly distinguish between disconnected and connected outputs when disabling them.

Is the log from before or after the script tried to run autorandr? If it's from after, please disable the udev script for now (or recreate the log from the sleep.d-script, before autorandr is run) and attach what xrandr --verbose outputs then. autorandr -c --dry-run's output and the two configuration files for your default configuration might be helpful, too.

I also find it funny that autorandr reports all of your configurations as "detected".. is this intentional? If it isn't, please also post those configuration/setup files!

[ma1ko]

I am no longer able to reproduce this issue. I installed wertarbyte/autorandr, with which everything worked. Than I again installed your version of autorandr, which then also worked.

The posted log file was after running autorandr. However, the output is the same before and after running autorandr, since it aborted with an error and did not change anything.

Autorandr should not have detected the 'extern' configuration, since it used both external monitors which were not connected anymore.

[phillipberndt]

The posted log file was after running autorandr. However, the output is the same before and after
running autorandr, since it aborted with an error and did not change anything.

xrandr does not revert to the old settings if a part of the command fails. A non-zero exit state does not imply that nothing changed.

Autorandr should not have detected the 'extern' configuration, since it used both external monitors
which were not connected anymore.

Do you still have the setup file for the extern configuration?

[ma1ko]

Do you still have the setup file for the extern configuration?

    $cat extern/config
    output DP1
    off
    output DP2
    off
    output DP3
    off
    output HDMI1
    off
    output HDMI2
    off
    output VIRTUAL1
    off
    output LVDS1
    off
    output VGA1
    mode 1920x1080
    pos 0x0
    rate 60.00
    output HDMI3
    mode 1680x1050
    pos 1920x0
    rate 59.88

    $cat extern/setup
    HDMI3 00ffffffffffff001e6d78567202010007120103ea312078eaaec5a2574a9c25125054a76b80950081808140714f01010101010101017c2e90a0601a1e4030203600da281100001a21399030621a274068b03600da281100001c000000fd00384b1e530f000a202020202020000000fc0057323234320a2020202020202000f0
    LVDS1 00ffffffffffff0030aeb240000000000113010380221378ea2135ad5037aa24115054000000010101010101010101010101010101014c368082703832403c30aa0058c1100000183f2d8082703832403c30aa0058c1100000180000000f00d10932d109281b190006af5634000000fe004231353648573031205634200a00d6
    VGA1 00ffffffffffff0034a44536010101012714010368341e782aeed5a555489b26125054bfef80b300a940950081408180950f714f9040023a801871382d40582c450009252100001e000000ff005630333954533630353034350a000000fd00374c1d5111000a202020202020000000fc004d442032303331300a202020200057

the default configuration has VGA1 und HDMI3 turned off and only LVDS1 (the laptop monitor) turned on

[phillipberndt]

Thanks! I can't reproduce this either. Apparently this was fixed with 36372f5 (HEAD~49), that was the newest version for which I could reproduce this issue.