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Same issue with mine on the Raven Ridge platform - no BIOS settings for gfx memory window, so I can't test personally, it was just something mentioned at the same time as the amdgpu team were looking at random lockups for raven. You might also try grabbing/building the latest firmware, mesa and...

AMD's firmware goofed on memory allocation - if you've got the option to set a specific memory window, e.g. 2GB or 4GB, set it to that, rather than to Auto, and the problem should go away. The green screens seem to happen whenever it tries to allocate itself more memory.

AMD contributes heavily to mesa3d development - AMDVLK is their test bed. It's semi-open as it's an open source wrapper around AMD's proprietary shader algorithm, that they use in their closed-source Linux and Windows drivers.Over time as AMD "sanitises" the code of differently licensed and...

I'm pretty sure we covered this in other threads - I've been using AMDGPU on the Ryzen-1/Vega10 based Raven Ridge APU for the last 2 years. Performance is good, Vulkan support for Raven Ridge is patchy as it was a fairly rushed APU, but its Ryzen 2-based replacements have a more complete...

Download the file I attached to my previous message - I think it'll go into /home/daniel/Downloads/ Then copy/paste the instructions above into a terminal. Then reboot.

I finally had time to look at this. You'll need to use the optical out as the Denon simply doesn't have ARC capability. CEC will be fine though, so you won't need to worry about remote controls. To "undo" what we did for your HiSense, we just remove the call to use the HiSense EDID. Download...

I'll write up what you need to do, but first I need: Exact make and model of the TV Connection arrangement (i.e., are you going via the Denon still, or is the Denon now slaved to the TV through ARC?) It's actually pretty simple.

If it doesn't show up at all on the TV's inputs then either the laptop hasn't activated its HDMI port, or the HDMI cable's bust. Since Windows, Apple and Linux are all pretty good at screen detection, and most Linux distros ship with functioning gfx drivers, my first bet would be on the cable.

XKCD explains the logic of self-isolation very well, as usual: https://www.xkcd.com/2287/ For my own part, I was relocated back to the UK a couple of weeks ago as flight cancellations meant we couldn't stay in a less-than-stable country any longer, a couple of days before the UK entered its own...

My AMD (Ryzen 1/Vega 8) APU-based laptop had some teething troubles, but is now trouble free - all open source AMD drivers. I don't see anything that would make me blink in that hardware configuration - only that you probably won't get the THX special sauce with the sound.

Whenever I see lists of games like this, with fantastic titles, covers and artwork and myriad stories, universes, abilities and features, I'm always left with one question: ... who actually plays Farming Simulator?

Belated Merry Christmas to one and all, and a happy and prosperous 2020 as well. Regrettably, I spent both festivals far from home.

Forgive my cynicism, but I don't think civil rights are the driver here, so much as that the Democrats are maybe showing slightly better forecasting skills when it comes to working with the EU. GDPR is a harmonisation and slight update of various national laws - the UK Data Protection Act 1988...

Perfect time to test your generator out then, no?

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? In an ideal world, yes, we'd accept some degradation of our personal liberty in exchange for the wellbeing of society at large. In an ideal world, we'd elect representatives that could be trusted in office to act for the greater societal good. We'd put into place...

It looks like we're seeing the friction between rights of the individual vs. rights of the group again.

Another promising technological enhancement. While at the moment it's, literally, a "drop in the ocean," it can be scaled up rapidly: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/oct/03/ocean-cleanup-device-successfully-collects-plastic-for-first-time Also...

No, not yet. At the moment this is all in the experimental/pilot plant stage - once it's scaled up to commercial sizes, then I'll be first in the queue

I'm well aware of the irony embodied by my profession being in conflict with my politics. But it's also allowed me to travel the world, meet my wife, interact with other cultures, and come face to face with the aftermath of war in Iraq - against which, if you remember, I was vehemently opposed...

I vaguely recall you did once, back on AOA, but I'm not concerned enough to bother hunting for a link. But yes, I do on a fairly regular basis. Not necessarily for the reasons you think. Anyway, you may be disappointed by the boys' opinions - remember, the lads are still very young, and haven't...