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Waiting for kernel 4.9 to migrate to Arch and have my precious amdgpu and AMDGPU-PRO drivers :D
I thought it was GCN 1.1 that was getting rolled for the public for AMDGPU with 4.9. I think 4.8 has fixed some of the DPM issues with Hawaii. Were they planning on rolling support for the rest of the GCN versions in 4.9? I thought that 1.0 needed more work than 1.1.
With built in BASH shell for Win10 anniversary edition I haven't reinstalled Mint. Getting drivers to work for my FuryX under mint was a nightmare for me.
Mint takes a little bit to get working from what I recall. With Ubuntu 16.04 I was able to boot (with DPM disabled because of the stupid bug with my GPU,) and install AMDGPU-Pro. I've heard that GCN 1.2 has far fewer issues with it though and should be able to run AMDGPU without any extra tweaks to the kernel. For me, the point of moving to Linux was to get away from Windows considering the last two major updates crippled my machine in both cases so, I have other motivations to do it.

I do wonder if this release of AMDGPU-Pro will let me compile it against the 4.8.3 kernel. I removed it because I couldn't get AMDGPU-Pro compiled with it as the last version carped about the kernel version not being in the right range.
 
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Is there a reason you are using AMDGPU Pro instead of radeon? I find Radeon works better. amdgpu still has issues with hawaii, like Talos Principle is just a jumbled mess of desktop background. AMDGPU Pro is just slow. Like in Mad Max it is 25 FPS max, where with radeon I stay in the 50's with dips to 25 in certain spots.
 

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Is there a reason you are using AMDGPU Pro instead of radeon? I find Radeon works better. amdgpu still has issues with hawaii, like Talos Principle is just a jumbled mess of desktop background. AMDGPU Pro is just slow. Like in Mad Max it is 25 FPS max, where with radeon I stay in the 50's with dips to 25 in certain spots.
I've had generally better results with AMDGPU-Pro driver. Radeon crashes on boot unless I disabled DPM in the kernel string in GRUB and I had encountered a number of issues with things like textures not showing up or meh performance. In general, 4.4 doesn't seem to do justice to Hawaii. If the latest 4.8 kernel fixes the DPM issue, I might see how it runs with the radeon driver in the future but for now, everything I use runs okay at least. I might go screwing around with it again if I start feeling adventurous and I don't have other things I need to be doing with my tower instead.
 
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Oh, i see. I run arch with mesa-git so I have not been on 4.4 kernel in quite some time. There are sometimes a work around I have to do for steam and some games. Like ark gives an error unless I advertise OpenGL 3.3 to it. Have you ever tried the oibaf or padoka PPAs?
 

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Oh, i see. I run arch with mesa-git so I have not been on 4.4 kernel in quite some time. There are sometimes a work around I have to do for steam and some games. Like ark gives an error unless I advertise OpenGL 3.3 to it. Have you ever tried the oibaf or padoka PPAs?
Yeah, I'm already using padoka but, it doesn't resolve my DPM issue.
 
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I thought it was GCN 1.1 that was getting rolled for the public for AMDGPU with 4.9. I think 4.8 has fixed some of the DPM issues with Hawaii. Were they planning on rolling support for the rest of the GCN versions in 4.9? I thought that 1.0 needed more work than 1.1.
It's experimental, like GCN1.1 support right now, but I want to try AMDGPU-Pro, and as personal choice, I prefer Arch over Ubuntu.
 

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It seems that this latest version may have broken VDPAU, there appears to be a missing library...
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$ vdpauinfo
display: :0   screen: 0
Failed to open VDPAU backend libvdpau_amdgpu.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Error creating VDPAU device: 1

Edit: Tell me, what's wrong with this picture... Same thing is in the x86_64 directory. Something about how this is setup doesn't feel right.
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jdoane@Kratos:/opt/amdgpu-pro/lib/i386-linux-gnu/vdpau$ ls
libvdpau_amdgpu.so.1  libvdpau_amdgpu.so.1.0  libvdpau_amdgpu.so.1.0.0

Edit 2: Reinstalled latest AMDGPU-Pro and VDPAU is still broken. Not quite sure what AMD did but, they clearly didn't test this release as well as they should have.

I also did try to see how the Radeon driver behaved and it is (for me,) significantly slower. That could just be a side-effect of having to disable DPM in order to get it to boot properly though.
 
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I've been using AMDGPU-PRO 16.60 on my HD7750 in Ubuntu 16.04. Only problem so far is that Dolphin-emu crashes on OpenGL and has not implemented AMDGPU-PRO Vulkan driver yet on the normal builds.
War Thunder works a lot better than with radeonsi or amdgpu (can use even the highest settings, compared to using the "old grahpics cards" option on the mesa drivers), but the CPU overhead of OpenGL still kills my performance (thanks, single-module multiplier-locked Bulldozer-based APU...). Dota 2 on Vulkan is excelent, Civilization VI works well (not something the mesa drivers, or even Fermi Nvidia cards can say). The only thing I miss is Gallium Nine support on Wine.

As an extra, AMDGPU-PRO installs the OpenCL driver for both GPU and CPU.
 
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Apparently Ubuntu's HWE stack on 16.04 LTS just rolled over to using the 4.10 kernel which broke AMDGPU-Pro. If you look for Linux drivers for that new VEGA chip, there is version 17.20 of the pro driver which still doesn't work against 4.10. However, I have noticed that the flag to enable CIK parts for standard AMDGPU was already set on the kernel coming from Canonical, so I'm going to give that a whirl since I already have bleeding edge mesa and llvm. Lets see how it goes. :)

Edit: Cities: Skylines performance is practically unchanged from using Pro. The radeon driver is pretty slow in comparison so, I would call that a win.
 
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Apparently Ubuntu's HWE stack on 16.04 LTS just rolled over to using the 4.10 kernel which broke AMDGPU-Pro. If you look for Linux drivers for that new VEGA chip, there is version 17.20 of the pro driver which still doesn't work against 4.10. However, I have noticed that the flag to enable CIK parts for standard AMDGPU was already set on the kernel coming from Canonical, so I'm going to give that a whirl since I already have bleeding edge mesa and llvm. Lets see how it goes. :)

Edit: Cities: Skylines performance is practically unchanged from using Pro. The radeon driver is pretty slow in comparison so, I would call that a win.

Those are the common fuckers, on each kernel update I need to blacklist and recompile my patched driver for the damned realtek USB wifi :nutkick:.
 

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Those are the common fuckers, on each kernel update I need to blacklist and recompile my patched driver for the damned realtek USB wifi :nutkick:.
I have to add 3 lines to a source file and rebuild mine to work with every kernel release. :p

Side note, I would rather it be this way where I can just use AMDGPU through the kernel and not need to use AMDGPU-Pro.
 
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I have to add 3 lines to a source file and rebuild mine to work with every kernel release. :p

Side note, I would rather it be this way where I can just use AMDGPU through the kernel and not need to use AMDGPU-Pro.

It is a bit strange how a broken driver that everyone knows is broken could end up in the kernel... :wtf:
 

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It is a bit strange how a broken driver that everyone knows is broken could end up in the kernel... :wtf:
My wireless driver requires me to do that, nothing else and that's because the wifi driver needs a maintainer to update it to handle kernels 4.8+.

It was kind of creepy how using AMDGPU just started working. Honestly, it runs really pretty good. I haven't run into anything too weird yet between Minecraft, Kerbal Space Program, Cities: Skylines, or TF2. No weird graphical issues, all fairly smooth. I honestly can't really complain.
 
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Apparently Ubuntu's HWE stack on 16.04 LTS just rolled over to using the 4.10 kernel which broke AMDGPU-Pro. If you look for Linux drivers for that new VEGA chip, there is version 17.20 of the pro driver which still doesn't work against 4.10. However, I have noticed that the flag to enable CIK parts for standard AMDGPU was already set on the kernel coming from Canonical, so I'm going to give that a whirl since I already have bleeding edge mesa and llvm. Lets see how it goes. :)

Edit: Cities: Skylines performance is practically unchanged from using Pro. The radeon driver is pretty slow in comparison so, I would call that a win.
Curious, the radeon kernel driver is what you are referencing? AMDGPU is very nice, I sold my 290 to get a 480 just for better opensource driver support. Pretty amazing so far.
 

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Curious, the radeon kernel driver is what you are referencing? AMDGPU is very nice, I sold my 290 to get a 480 just for better opensource driver support. Pretty amazing so far.
Yes, the radeon kernel driver. I've found AMDGPU, the 4.10 kernel, and mesa 17.2 work surprisingly well on the 390. I still have this instability issue unless I force full clocks though that has existed with both the radeon and amdgpu kernel drivers as well as the bundled AMDGPU-Pro package as early as the 4.4 kernel. I think there is an issue with DPM and the 390 with regards to clock scaling or how it's dynamically changing clocks.
 
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I can confirm AMDGPU works perfectly now on a GCN1.0 card. 4.14 kernel, mesa 17.3.1.
 

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I can confirm AMDGPU works perfectly now on a GCN1.0 card. 4.14 kernel, mesa 17.3.1.
I've been using the 4.13 kernel with mesa 17.4 using oibaf's ppa. I've been relatively happy with it considering the 4k display.
 

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bruh dont even get me started. that and broadcom FW wrapper bby plz.
My notebook comes with a m.2 Realtek AC chip, on Windows, some routers produce BSODs, on Linux disconnections problems and no automatic antenna detection (the notebook has only one). You want to change it? Too bad, the bios has a whitelist, thank you HP.
 

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My notebook comes with a m.2 Realtek AC chip, on Windows, some routers produce BSODs, on Linux disconnections problems and no automatic antenna detection (the notebook has only one). You want to change it? Too bad, the bios has a whitelist, thank you HP.

Then system has detected an unsupported wireless module in the system and disabled it.

I saw that just last week in a pro book. crazy annoying. I got myself with a work issued elitebook last year. I turned it back in after that and just got myself a MBP.
 
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Persona 5 with the RADV Vulkan driver (AMDGPU needed for it) works as good as in Windows, with only a small performance penalty.
 
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