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Third Party Hardware => General Discussion => Topic started by: tle on March 09, 2021, 12:07:09 am
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Last week I purchased a new AMD RX 6900 XT for gaming. It was running perfectly fine on my Windows gaming rig.
My first few attempts are unsuccessful, I've tried the stock kernel of Fedora 33 (5.10.20) and Fedora 35 (5.12-rc2) but none could recognise the card correctly. Loading amdgpu yields error (see https://pastebin.com/sEucjVqh for 64K page size and https://pastebin.com/VqwiTx3F for 4K page size), I have submitted an issue upstream at https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/1519
UPDATE: Fedora 37 (6.10) amdgpu now runs perfectly! OMG!
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As you are using the latest Fedora I suspect you have the latest dependencies, nonetheless, can you confirm you checked the version of:
amd firmware (maybe take directly from Git and copy into your system /lib directory)
https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git
mesa
Xorg or Wayland? Try both
Maybe we need to develop a small reporting script that people can use to build a comprehensive report of each GPU test, all dependency versions, checksums, logs, key config values, kernel config, etc
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I am using the linux-firmware-20210208-117.fc33 which is reported working with x86_64
I will try to grab the latest firmware from git and see if it helps
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No good even with the latest firmware from git source :(
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Update: have tried with 5.10.23 but with still no success
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Are you using Xorg or Wayland?
It is a good idea to try with both
Have you contacted the amdgpu developers to make a bug report?
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Here is his bug report (https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/1519).
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It crashes instantly when I do `modprobe amdgpu`
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I've sold my 6900XT to free up the cash for the upcoming Intel DG2. Fingercross Intel would nail the driver correctly
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I've read somewhere that DG2 is Intel only or something like that. But can't find anymore.
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The DG1 is only compatible with some Intel motherboards. It does not make sense for Intel to launch DG2 that does not run on non-Intel boards
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Guys where are we with AMD's new 6000 series cards on Power? Has anyone been able to get them to work properly yet? Drivers should have taken a step further to date than when TLE initiated this discussion ...
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AFAIK it is still broken with 5.13.x and 5.14.x as of July 2021
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It's been more than a year.
Just a bit updates from my side:
* The promising Intel ARC A770 is not supported on ppc64le (because the i915 driver is coupled with codes that runs only x86_64) - unsure when Intel would revamp the driver
Wondering if anyone has given Navi 2-based card a go since 2021 and whether the driver has correctly supported the cards.
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Raptor has a Navi2. But I don't know if the issue is fixed:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/2100#note_1478231
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That looks promising. Since the 7000 series has been announced, I would expect 6600 XT would drop down in price soon. Fingercross 5.19 and 6.0 would support Navi 23 correctly
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6600 XT is confirmed working fine with kernel 6.1.0
See: https://forums.raptorcs.com/index.php/topic,429.0.html
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Good news folks, 6900 XT runs fine under 6.1.0rc3!
If you know anyone in Victoria, Australia that might be able to lend me 6800 or 6700 card for few hours, please reach out to me via private message
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Good news folks, 6900 XT runs fine under 6.1.0rc3!
If you know anyone in Victoria, Australia that might be able to lend me 6800 or 6700 card for few hours, please reach out to me via private message
Working, and with 64k pages too if I remember correctly. This is good news. Does that mean other AMD GPUs also work under 64k pages?
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Yes. Bug is fixed since 5.10.101.
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It seems amdgpu is broken again on Navi (https://twitter.com/octaforge/status/1598428172684787713).
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I just read Q66's post on Navi10 and I read that now he is seeing that 6.1.rc7 has problems with RX 5700 and he says they have problems like there have been for version 5.19 but I replied that I personally have never had any problems with Kernel versions 5.18 and 5.19 with RX5700... I don't understand what you mean with that sentence about the Navi10 problem with Kernel 5.19...
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I am having a really hard time getting my 6600 to work on gentoo w/ linux 6.6
If anyone has any advice for getting it working, please give me a shout
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I am having a really hard time getting my 6600 to work on gentoo w/ linux 6.6
If anyone has any advice for getting it working, please give me a shout
I've had an RX 6600 (and, later, a W6600) running without much incident on Fedora since around kernel 6.2. Dumb screening questions first:
- have you installed all the latest device firmware to go with that kernel?
- have you gotten a different GPU working in this machine before?
- what's the kernel page size?
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I am having a really hard time getting my 6600 to work on gentoo w/ linux 6.6
If anyone has any advice for getting it working, please give me a shout
I've had an RX 6600 (and, later, a W6600) running without much incident on Fedora since around kernel 6.2. Dumb screening questions first:
- have you installed all the latest device firmware to go with that kernel?
- have you gotten a different GPU working in this machine before?
- what's the kernel page size?
I got it working, I just needed to disable the ast driver like with the RX580 I used to have. The trouble is that now I don't have petitboot over HDMI so I need to unlock my hard drive over serial, so I'm working on compiling the firmware again to try to update it.