Hello Tim,
On Wed, Jan 29, 2020 at 10:05:54PM +, Tim Wallace via Dng wrote:
> I have been happily running ascii but upgraded from my Intel built-in
> graphics to an AMD FirePro W4100 because I do a lot of 4K video editing,
> but no game-playing, and thought this 50W card would save energy and
Hello Tim,
> Thanks so much for your helpful (and sobering) replies! If I had spent
> $50 (instead of $260) for this card, I would have already trashed it and
> just bought the Nvidia one (Quadro K1200)! Clearly AMD is not a panacea
> for Linux video cards! I may still do that, or maybe try to
Hi temp,
The 5.4 kernel is also available through the backports if you're running
Beowulf.
Ludovic
On 31/01/20 03:20, tempforever wrote:
> I have no idea whether it will help your particular problem, but I can
> report that I've successfully built and run run 5.4 on ascii (if that
> was a
On Fri, Jan 31, 2020 at 02:28:09AM +, Tim Wallace via Dng wrote:
> Yes it was, and thanks for that data point. I'm more likely to try it on
> beowulf, but sounds like there are no major low-level subsystem
> incompatibilities.
> --Tim
The 5.4.14 kernel compiles and runs just fine on
Yes it was, and thanks for that data point. I'm more likely to try it on
beowulf, but sounds like there are no major low-level subsystem
incompatibilities.
--Tim
On Friday, January 31, 2020, 2:20:41 AM UTC, tempforever
wrote:
I have no idea whether it will help your particular
I have no idea whether it will help your particular problem, but I can
report that I've successfully built and run run 5.4 on ascii (if that
was a question).
Tim Wallace via Dng wrote:
I have played with the CMDLINE stuff, and blacklisting, to no avail. I wonder
if compiling a 5.4 kernel
Hi Ludovic and Roland--
Thanks so much for your helpful (and sobering) replies! If I had spent $50
(instead of $260) for this card, I would have already trashed it and just
bought the Nvidia one (Quadro K1200)! Clearly AMD is not a panacea for Linux
video cards! I may still do that, or
