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So I'm trying to get holoISO running on an old AMD R5 430. At first, it would freeze at loading initial ramdisk for each grub selection, but I was able to get past that be booting into recovery and running holoiso-disable-sessions.
Then I was able to boot into the non-neptune grub option and make it to the login screen. Once there, I was only able to sign into the Plasma desktop, as the gamescope session would crash. While there, I ran vulkaninfo and discovered that vulkan was not working properly. I was able to solve this issue by following this guide to enable CIK support and get the proper driver loaded. I also downgraded gamescope to version 3.9 while doing this, not sure if that was necessary but it didn't seem like it could hurt.
After that, vulkaninfo was running, but was still throwing an error relating to an nvidia vulkan driver. To get rid of that error, I unintalled nvidia-utils as there is no nvidia card in this machine so it seemed unneeded.
Now, running vulkaninfo appears to show that vulkan is working correctly. Here is the output when ran:
I've cut the output short because it is very long for this post, but can post the entire output if that would be helpful in troubleshooting.
Unfortunately, trying to load into a gamescope session from the login screen still shows nothing but a black screen, kicking me back to the login after a few seconds. If I press Cntrl+Alt+F4 at the login screen to bring up the terminal, I can run gamescope-session from there and get the following output:
/usr/bin/gamescope-session: line 28: /usr/bin/ev2fixaudio.sh: No such file or directory
Claimed global gamescope stats session at "/run/user/1000/gamescope-stats"
wlserver: [libseat] [libseat/backend/seatd.c:80] Could not connect to socket /run/seatd.sock: No such file or directory
wlserver: [libseat] [libseat/libseat.c:76] Backend 'seatd' failed to open seat, skipping
wlserver: [libseat] [libseat/libseat.c:73] Seat opened with backend 'logind'
wlserver: [backend/session/session.c:110] Successfully loaded libseat session
WARNING: radv is not a conformant Vulkan implementation, testing use only.
vulkan: selecting physical device 'AMD RADV OLAND'
vulkan: physical device does not support DRM format modifiers
drm: opening DRM node '/dev/dri/card0'
drm: drmSetClientCap(ATOMIC) failed
Failed to initialize output
/usr/bin/gamescope-session: line 76: kill: (1479) - No such process
From this, it appears that gamescope is failing at the line drm: drmSetClientCap(ATOMIC) failed which I'm assuming is because of the line vulkan: physical device does not support DRM format modifiers.
Is the fact that the card does not support DRM format modifiers implying that the card is simply not supported, even though it appears to support vulkan just fine?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Managed to experience the same behaviour, Upon booting up desktop mode I began starting a game(as prior to the steps using the arch wiki I could not launch any titles). This allowed me to boot the game and play. After which I began running gamescope-session in konsole which returned a wayland error appearing to progress further.
Using another ttys (ctrl+alt+F2) I attempted to run gamescope there which returned the same behaviour as above. Restarting the workstation and attempting again proved to be futile. I will attempt to reproduce this again at a later date.
So I'm trying to get holoISO running on an old AMD R5 430. At first, it would freeze at
loading initial ramdisk
for each grub selection, but I was able to get past that be booting into recovery and runningholoiso-disable-sessions
.Then I was able to boot into the non-neptune grub option and make it to the login screen. Once there, I was only able to sign into the Plasma desktop, as the gamescope session would crash. While there, I ran
vulkaninfo
and discovered that vulkan was not working properly. I was able to solve this issue by following this guide to enable CIK support and get the proper driver loaded. I also downgraded gamescope to version 3.9 while doing this, not sure if that was necessary but it didn't seem like it could hurt.After that,
vulkaninfo
was running, but was still throwing an error relating to an nvidia vulkan driver. To get rid of that error, I unintallednvidia-utils
as there is no nvidia card in this machine so it seemed unneeded.Now, running
vulkaninfo
appears to show that vulkan is working correctly. Here is the output when ran:I've cut the output short because it is very long for this post, but can post the entire output if that would be helpful in troubleshooting.
Unfortunately, trying to load into a gamescope session from the login screen still shows nothing but a black screen, kicking me back to the login after a few seconds. If I press Cntrl+Alt+F4 at the login screen to bring up the terminal, I can run
gamescope-session
from there and get the following output:From this, it appears that gamescope is failing at the line
drm: drmSetClientCap(ATOMIC) failed
which I'm assuming is because of the linevulkan: physical device does not support DRM format modifiers
.Is the fact that the card does not
support DRM format modifiers
implying that the card is simply not supported, even though it appears to support vulkan just fine?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: