For the use of a D(igital) A(udio) W(orkstation) (which is in the Beta phase of the current update) I need to run Vulkan...
The point is, that after a lot of trial and error I know Vulkan is working on my machine, but ... vulkaninfo complains about libvulkan_virtio.so (terminating with error status -3) and... when I start this DAW software (Bitwig Studio btw, vers. 5.2 beta) my system immediately crashes completely (performs a reboot and... one time it even messed up my boot partition as a consequence (which I managed to 'repair' quickly, but... strange anyway).
My investigation so far told me, that the graphics chip ("Ellesmere") isn't mentioned in the Debian graphics drivers info... and my guess is, that it is only partly compatible, making several graphics functions fail (some of which will be used by Vulkan).
Does anyone have experiences about graphics (anyway a tedious topic in Linux - what even me as a Linux user on the long way of "learning" know since a very long time...), because interestingly most of my software runs perfectly and GOverlay tells me, that Vulkan does communicate with the GPU.
Does anyone here has made own experiences, found solutions or has ideas, where I could find further sources for more 'experiments'?
Does anyone know exactly, which drivers I should have installed and which I need to avoid (because from an older experience I know, that 'wrong' drivers or software can mess up a lot in a Linux system, hence mustn't be installed)
The point is, that after a lot of trial and error I know Vulkan is working on my machine, but ... vulkaninfo complains about libvulkan_virtio.so (terminating with error status -3) and... when I start this DAW software (Bitwig Studio btw, vers. 5.2 beta) my system immediately crashes completely (performs a reboot and... one time it even messed up my boot partition as a consequence (which I managed to 'repair' quickly, but... strange anyway).
My investigation so far told me, that the graphics chip ("Ellesmere") isn't mentioned in the Debian graphics drivers info... and my guess is, that it is only partly compatible, making several graphics functions fail (some of which will be used by Vulkan).
Does anyone have experiences about graphics (anyway a tedious topic in Linux - what even me as a Linux user on the long way of "learning" know since a very long time...), because interestingly most of my software runs perfectly and GOverlay tells me, that Vulkan does communicate with the GPU.
Does anyone here has made own experiences, found solutions or has ideas, where I could find further sources for more 'experiments'?
Does anyone know exactly, which drivers I should have installed and which I need to avoid (because from an older experience I know, that 'wrong' drivers or software can mess up a lot in a Linux system, hence mustn't be installed)
Statistics: Posted by Kurt2024 — 2024-04-29 09:29 — Replies 0 — Views 31