For example, clinfo gives an error sighting this missing file. Ah, okay, you want something special for darktable, right? So installing the closed source implementation for RedHat in a janky way was the only thing that worked for me. This packages although they work fine appear as broken when running dnf repoquery --unsatisfied.
So there is no guarantee that this will work for future versions of the AMD driver or Fedora. Ah, then we probably remove the [Guide] from the title. It only works for you, so at best people should use this as a reference? Or change it to something referencing darktable - it is a quite popular raw image processor the best, in my opinion , and helping people with enabling OpenCL for it is a very good idea. I mean, this is a guide to install OpenCL and use it for any generic purpose I just inserted the output of the darktable command to show that the gpu was recognized as a valid OpenCL device.
All good points, but, to be fair to OP, this is a problem that has existed for over a decade and no one has really been able to solve it in a consistent way. It is a major deficiency and can certainly be mostly blamed on AMD. The distribution of RPMs is a significant improvement, even though Fedora is not supported. That is also why I wanted to bring it up here. Several people have written similar guide-like blog posts over the past decade, which have needed to be continually updated as the AMD installer evolves.
I think it would be great if there was a place for this community knowledge to be shared, here. Never heard of quick-docs, but sounds great. Quick-docs are short write ups on doing things on Fedora. They even include things like using spotify etc. Thanks for the guide. Yes Darktable and Blender are works now but Davinci Resolve still crashing. Any thoughts on that? Excellent you are a life saver. Yestarday i came from manjaro to fedora caz this amd proprietory driver were my system not boot at all and was super upset with it and decided to jump two or three distros if nothing works go back to windows caz i really need this because open drivers are not able to run the software.
AMD has always had difficult and overly complicated drivers for Linux. Back in the days of Catalyst Control Center, users had to go through dozens of steps, downgrade versions of Xorg on newer systems, and even use custom repositories due to the slow updates.
In , things have mostly changed, and drivers are much more readily available to install and not just on Ubuntu. What I want to know is how to make this work with latest mainline kernel.
I need the absolute latest kernels for Thunderbolt support. Yet this driver is not compatible. But both crash the kernel hard when surprise removed pull Thunderbolt cable , which is something AMD needs to fix.
Windows can handle surprise removal. Hence they should do the same thing on Linux. Once the GPU overheated and the GPU cut off still investigating how this is possible — equivalent of surprise removal and completely crashed the kernel.
Figure anything out Bit Art? Now even my apt isnt running right because it always throws errors non stop. Your email address will not be published. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Home Linux.
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