omg im now using amdgpu driver (which i used before) but i didn’t apply that mkinitcpio -P now it shows R5 M330 in xrandr --listproviders instead of Hainan thing. Unlucky steam gave an error You are missing the following 32-bit libraries, and Steam may not run: libc.so.6 I will search this if i fix i will inform you about game status. (Note: i am able to run Pycharm with DRI_PRIME=1)
You have to enable the multilib repo and install lib32-glibc … i guess you will need to install more lib32 packages.
in /usr/lib32/ i have libc.so.6 but dunno why system ignores it
Well i fixed steam, but DRI_PRIME=1 still crashes
- Then please run steam in a terminal and post the output here when it crashes.
- Also for Proton Games, add there atthe startup options:
PROTON_LOG=1 PROTON_LOG_DIR=$HOME %command%and post the log here. - Also
sudo dmesg. journalctl --boot 0 --no-pager
Normally there are hints why it crashes.
it freezes my computer so i dont know how can i post the terminal output of steam, i will try
Execute:
steam > ~/Documents/Steam.log
after a REISUB, that file will still be there…
ok then…
Add at then startup options: PROTON_LOG=1 PROTON_LOG_DIR=$HOME %command% and post the log here. This will write the log at your home dir.
If freezes completely now. After a restart type this:
journalctl --boot -1 --no-pager
journalctl --boot -1 --dmesg --no-pager
0 → current boot
-1 → previous boot
Run steam like @Fabby suggested or do it like that:
steam | tee -a ~/steam_log.txt
The log should be available even if it freezes or you REISUB or hard reset.
Then post everything.
FYI: hard reset on an EXT4 volume risks the file NOT being there as it’s a journaling file system and might roll back the last journal log…
Proton gives me error so i run normal and Steam Linux Support tool.
CSGO didn’t freeze my system but i got 20 fps with
DRI_PRIME=1 %command%
EDIT: I think i can’t use my second gpu anymore. Today when i opened my pc it showed 103 updates from pacman. I installed them and restarted my pc. DRI_PRIME=1 is useless now.
EDIT2: Now i can use DRI_PRIME, i will send up to date outputs
EDIT3: I updated outputs. I saw some amdgpu errors. You can examine the last lines.
Looks like it have only 256M VRAM:
Eyl 16 18:49:02 davut-laptop kernel: amdgpu 0000:01:00.0: PCIE GART of 256M enabled (table at 0x000000F400000000).
But Csgo need at least over 256M. So I guess the timeout here:
Eyl 16 18:49:26 davut-laptop kernel: [drm:amdgpu_job_timedout [amdgpu]] *ERROR* ring gfx timeout, signaled seq=527, emitted seq=528
is because of less VRAM.
it has 2048 mb vram and also it can’t open apps like firefox, scrcpy, discord, steam too
I can’t really help here. I see a lot of issues regarding this error on Mesa Issues.
I have not AMD GPU for testing, but there are some tweaks you can do: drm/amdgpu AMDgpu driver — The Linux Kernel documentation
Example:
- Lets say our want to turn off
dynamic power management - Then add
amdgpu.dpm=0to the kernel parameter
3 OR add it to/etc/modprobe.d/with a new file:
options amdgpu dpm=0
I guess you have to tinker there since it is experimental for older GPUs.
Use Kernel parameters
amdgpu.gartsize=0
amdgpu.runpm=0
amdgpu.vramlimit=0
amdgpu.dc=1
amdgpu.dpm=0
And tell me if it works
It works (I have same problem), but performance is very low, looks like GPU runs on minimal clock. Will be better to just use <=5.4 kernel without those parameters 