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GPU Utilization not displayed on R9 FuryX/Nano. #92
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I looked at the code and it looks like an attempt is made to launch a separate CPU Thread to interrogate gpu usage information to avoid lag and performance issues in the GUI. Searching the issues list earlier I can see the following post regarding issue #77 Specifically the following very helpful statement "lhorace commented on Mar 11 • @mainmachine In regards to the original OP's issue, his distribution of glxinfo thrown a glxinfo usage error because he is missing -B. Additionally, his GPU Usage icon is missing, and I don't know his glxinfo is the cause for it. As far as GPU usage is concerned, that's still broken, originally radeon-profile was stating /sys/kernel/debug/dri/0/amdgpu_pm_info for GPU usage but unfortunately as a side effect, it caused stutter in 3D games. Last I read, the developer was still having issues greping GPU usage via libdrm and I haven't seen much commits from him in awhile now. Next Steps
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Here is my response to lhorace and the summary which is: wait for a new Linux 4.19 Kernel Patch. Hi, Thank you for your summary of GPU usage problem. I tried Radeon Profile GUI - which I think AMD should point to since they do not provide a GUI in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS for 2 years. I had a few problems getting the correct version of Qt installed and a few other compile issues, however I show it running here: https://youtu.be/iro19Yldd2Y?t=135 Reading #70 "A patch has been submitted to expose GPU usage via Sysfs: https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/amd-gfx/2018-June/023283.html It would likely appear in Linux 4.19. Bye. |
Hi, thanks for your investigation and effort. |
Hello, Thank you so much for replying and looking into this further. Do you have a Patreon Page so people could sponsor your work? With the advent of Steam Play Beta and the general unhappiness I have seen with Windows 10 over past 2 years I think the need for a Radeon Adrenalin type GUI may increase rapidly. I have been testing Steam Play Beta over the past week. Here are a few games that run very well indeed on Fedora 28 with latest MESA 3.0 devel drivers.
There are many more.
As you will see at my Youtube page from I have tested many other games already. I tried to install Radeon Profile on Fedora 28 before I ran the Steam Play Beta testing. Please note there is no AMDGPU/PRO now known as "Radeon™ Software for Linux® 18.30" driver support from AMD specifically for Fedora 28. I note that AMD have now implemented some basic Wattman Type functionality in their "Radeon™ Software for Linux® 18.30" driver It says the following in the Release Notes: I have not installed that on Ubuntu 16.04/18.04 yet, but when I do I will post some information about it here. As far as I see it, AMD will not have a working GUI for Linux for some time. Perhaps if you modded the Radeon Profile GUI to 'look' like a bit more like the Adrenalin GUI, and concentrated on making sure it works on Ubuntu & Fedora then maybe many people would adopt Radeon-Profile and enough momentum would be there that AMD would work with you to promote it / help fund your work on Patreon? I think there should be a pointer to Radeon-Profile on AMD GPUOpen (https://gpuopen.com/). Thanks again for all of your work on this. Bye. |
Hi,
First of all thank you for creating the GUI.
I am running Radeon Profile on Ubuntu 16.04LTS.
Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iro19Yldd2Y
GPU Utilization is not reported.
Any ideas why not?
CPU = i7-4790K.
GPU1 = R9 Fury X.
GPU2 = R9 Nano.
MB = Asus Z97 Deluxe.
SSHD = 2TB Seagate.
Thanks.
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