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All greyed out. Card at drm/card1 (??) #43
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The same for me, Fedora 37, tested Fedora 38. Upp is installed fine. |
Same for me, Arch Linux, kernel 6.4.8, RX 5700 XT. |
In my case the reason is simpledrm driver in kernel, which is loading as card0 before amdgpu driver. |
Sorry for the lack of respone from my side, too busy these days. Thanks for the input @ImmortAlexGM! Does this solve the problem for all of you? |
It works intermittent. Sometimes it's just black screen. Using Garuda Linux. |
This is not going to go away. An actual solution rather than a workaround has to be found I think: |
This is actually the thread I started, and workaround with kernel parameter is from that thread. |
Embarassingly super late reply but finally looked in to this and made some quick changes, can you see if #47 works for you, also made some changes to how we run UPP, see readme. |
Hello,
my System: RX 6700 XT, Fedora 37 Silverblue
I installed upp, but it doesn't work because my card is at /sys/class/drm/card1. I tried to adjust the python file and was able to run e.g. upp dump without a problem or the necesarity to set the input file manually. But in both cases (edit / non edited upp.py) powerup stay greyed out.
Powerupp detects my card at /sys/class/drm/card1.
What can I do? Is the wrong card id maybe the problem or something else (Silverblue?) I recently changed my card from rx 580 without reinstalling anything. Also I have anaconda installed and pip3 installs into my anaconda folder.
Thank you very much!
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