[Solved] amdgpu.ppfeaturemask not works with kernel 5.4
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Koopacabras Sep 5, 2020
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A lot is building up for Linux 5.8 and there already being a few rounds of AMDGPU feature improvements. Another batch of feature material for the AMD Radeon graphics driver was sent in this week to DRM-Next destined for Linux 5.8.

With it getting late in the cycle and the shiny new work mostly already being queued, this latest pull request has RAS fixes, DisplayPort 1.4 compliance fixes, clock-gating fixes, run-time power management cleanups, PSP code clean-ups, and other low-level fixes/maintenance work but also some feature activity still.

On the feature front is support for exposing FP16 pixel format support for mode-setting, soft recovery for GFX10, and the AMDKFD compute driver can now track GPU memory utilization on a per-process basis.

The soft recovery support for GFX10/Navi is similar to what has already been in place for GFX9 hardware and allows for killing the waves for hung shaders. GFX10 has already supported full GPU reset recovery support for Linux while this addition is just the "soft" recovery capability.

source:
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Linux-5.8-AMDGPU-GFX10-Soft

Quote- Adding "Streaming Performance Monitor" golden settings for Navi hardware. These SPM settings are for Navi 10/12/14.

- Clock-gating fixes for GFX10/Navi.

- Various AMDGPU DC updates affecting ABM backlight controls, cursor and planes, color management, and other fixes to this display code.

- Various other AMDGPU fixes, including GPU reset fixes.
source:
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Linux-5.8-More-AMDGPU

Last edited by Koopacabras on 5 September 2020 at 11:38 pm UTC
Koopacabras Sep 5, 2020
Just another advice, if you are planning to overclock, don't use the voltage and clocks on the arch wikie, those are for Polaris cards, for NAVI it's different, I don't know which they are but Corectrl does the job for me.
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