DriverDetails: Disable primitive restart on Vulkan with Mali driver #6435
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This is needed to differentiate between the open-source Mesa drivers and their binary counterparts for Intel and AMD.
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Vendor ID is supposed to be enough, that's the whole idea of it :) Well, until ARM releases another line of GPUs that aren't called Mali, I guess. Though looking at the RADV situation in your code, hm... maybe it's not that simple. |
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Fixed broken textures and black screen in galaxy S6. Thx |
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According to @degasus this causes corrupted rendering.
I've pulled in the vendor detection commit from #6067, as I'm not sure if the vendor ID alone is sufficient for detecting Mali GPUs. Although I pulled a few reports from vulkan.gpuinfo.org, and they all share the same vendorID.