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I will rather skip the Vulkan version then, thank you. I will update the post with version information but how do I learn the amdgpu firmware versions please?
Since you're using Fedora Atomic, I'll give you instructions for
rpm-ostree
:Run
rpm-ostree status
and find the deployment with the dot to the left of it. Example output:First one has a dot next to it, which means it's the active version. Copy the value after "BaseCommit:" (in my case it is
2f8263a33190c4e1320233aebbdc8f337b0a6abcba371d4870ae43fba33aea62
)Run
rpm-ostree db list <paste commit hash here> | grep amd
. Example output (my command wasrpm-ostree db list 2f8263a33190c4e1320233aebbdc8f337b0a6abcba371d4870ae43fba33aea62 | grep amd
):In my case, running the most recent update on Fedora Atomic KDE, it looks like I'm running version 20240410-1 of
amd-gpu-firmware
. Yours may vary depending on what update you're on.I don't know Fedora, but I expect there's a
dnf
command that would tell you what package owns the files in /lib/firmware/amdgpu . The version of that package would probably correspond to the upstream firmware version.Since they're running Fedora Atomic, the commands are through
rpm-ostree
, asdnf
is disabled. I've provided the relevant instructions.