If AMDGPU-PRO only runs on Ubuntu 16.04 kernel version 4.4 then this is not much use for a Ryzen box.Ī bit off topic: in Windows 7 & latest driver as of yesterday, the AMD control panel does not show me an HBCC enable/disable option. What kernel will AMDGPU-PRO run on? All the instructions I can google essentially say: use Ubuntu 16.04, then "download, untar, install, add self to video group, reboot". The amd open source driver for vulkan is designed to support following distros on both the amdgpu upstream driver stack and the amdgpu pro driver stack, ubuntu 18.04 64-bit version ubuntu 16.04.4 64-bit version redhat 7.5 64-bit version the driver has not been tested on other distros.
#AMDGPU DRIVERS FOR UBUNTU 16.04.3 INSTALL#
Questions:Ĭan I get amdgpu-pro-17.30-465504 running on this system alongside amdkfd from ROCm1.6?Ī says it can install ROCm 1.5, however afaik ROCm 1.5 does not support RX Vega 64? The proprietary amd catalyst driver wont be supported. This is both for the ROCm kernel and for Ubuntu's 4.12.9 kernel. I've downloaded, un-tarred, and tried installing, but the module build step fails complaining kernel version unsupported. If I go into recovery mode on the installed 4.15 kernel and resume boot, I'm able to log in - but I'. System loads/runs Ubuntu's GUI using the Ubuntu default AMD driver. Unfortunately, if I boot under the provided kernels - I'm greeted to a black screen, only hearing default Ubuntu drum sound once booted. I can compile and run C++AMP style code via hcc, which is what I really want it to do. Reboot into X running atop ROCm kernel 4.11.0-kfd-compute-rocm-rel-1.6-148. Installed a fresh Ubuntu 16.04.3 and the 17.40 drivers exactly as described by Amd on their page, including rocm, changing Grub settings and setting the env variable. After contacting AMD technical support, they have informed me that the driver is extremely picky for exact version of XOrg. Installed Ubuntu 16.04.3 server with defaults.īoot into ROCm kernel 4.11.0-kfd-compute-rocm-rel-1.6-148. However, the /var/log/Xorg.0.log contains no mention of amdgpu, which means that it is not actually loaded.
Thanks for the ROCm 1.6 release, it looks great! I'm running this system:
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