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Klaus Dittrich <kladit@××××××××.de> writes: |
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> as I do not use a initrd or initramfs I am, as far as I know, forced |
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> to compile the driver amdgpu into the kernel, not as modules to be |
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> loaded. |
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No, you can use modules even without an initrd. |
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> I looked at https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Amdgpu#Unknown_firmware_blobs |
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> but I still do not know what name is relevant to the built-in-gpu |
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> of a AMD-7900X processor.(!?) |
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> Does this gpu really needs all these blobs of the list there? |
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No, these blobs are given as examples. They vary per GPU models and in |
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fact there are several hundred different blobs available: |
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ls -l /lib/firmware/amdgpu | wc -l |
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479 |
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So you have to figure out which ones you need. The easiest method is to |
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let the kernel load them itself by having the driver built as a module, |
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otherwise it may take several iterations of modifying the |
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CONFIG_EXTRA_FIRMWARE value until you get it to work. |
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Regards, |
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Julien |