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Re: How to determine if graphics is supported by radeondrm?
On 20/03/21 3:41 pm, Lloyd Parkes wrote: I also tried my Intel based laptop, but I only had an MBR image and HP seemed to have removed the old BIOS boot option in their newer firmware so I couldn't even boot the image. I just tried the 9.1 image on my ASUS UX550V laptop and it did load a proper GLX renderer for the Intel GPU. I hadn't tried that laptop initially because it also has an nVidia GPU in it, but then I realised that NetBSD will probably ignore the nVidia GPU and it did. None of the trackpads on my laptops worked with the NetBSD image I was using and I did not look into why. Cheers, Lloyd
re: How to determine if graphics is supported by radeondrm?
radeondrm does not support any modern graphics card, and we don't have a working amdgpu driver yet (last i tried, it hung at boot and i did not have a serial console setup to test with yet.) you can have almost OK stuff with the vesa driver. maybe wsfb also can work. we're working (slower than hoped) on a drm update, but we do not have any ETA currently. .mrg.
Re: How to determine if graphics is supported by radeondrm?
On Sat 20 Mar 2021 at 15:41:49 +1300, Lloyd Parkes wrote:
> HI all,
>
> On 18/03/21 10:03 am, Rhialto wrote:
> > For example, if I look at an "AMD Ryzen 3" cpu, which supposedly has
> > integrated graphics "AMD Radeon Vega 8, integrated GPU". Grepping -i for
> > "Vega" in src/sys/external/bsd/drm2/dist/drm yields no results; I take
> > it this is a bad sign?
>
> I booted a live image of 9.1 that I found on my Ryzen 3 laptop and it ends
> up running the Vesa driver with the "llvmpipe" OpenGL renderer. The Xorg log
> file shows that X thought about the AMD driver, but ended up using the VESA
> one. The log shows a long list of AMD GPU models, which looks like Xorg's
> way of saying that it doesn't know what model of AMD GPU I have.
Thanks for doing the experiment. I guess it tells us what I already
feared, that it doesn't do accelleration.
I think that the long list of AMD GPU models is simply always printed by
the AMD driver ("Look at all the models I support!") and then later it
decides if it really supports the GPU that's there. For instance on my
current box, it reports at some point after the long list:
[34.593] (--) RADEON(0): Chipset: "ATI Radeon HD 5450" (ChipID = 0x68f9)
(or maybe that's only because I have told X to use the Radeon driver and
not the modesetting driver...)
> Linux says the laptop has "AMD Ryzen 3 3300U with Radeon Vega Mobile Gfx"
> and Google tells me this is a Picasso/Radeon Vega 6.
>
> I found the file amdgpu_device.c with the amdgpu_asic_name definition at the
> top. NetBSD has many, many entries missing from this list. :-(
>
> I also tried my Intel based laptop, but I only had an MBR image and HP
> seemed to have removed the old BIOS boot option in their newer firmware so I
> couldn't even boot the image.
Thanks for doing the experiment!
> Lloyd
-Olaf.
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