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well, today i (partially) realized why my basic drivers don't work: the preinstalled packages amdgpu and amdgpu-dkms seem to not work due to amdgpu-dkms being unconfigured. tried configuring it and got the same error. around about there my system stopped using even the iGPU and i had to uninstall some other drivers (thanks @[email protected] )
As a relative Linux noob and Nvidia card owner, I keep hearing how it'll be so much easier if I go AMD. Is that not true?
sudo pacman -Sy mesa vulkan-radeon (or smth like that)
Edit: Yeah, I know, Syu. I very rarely not do Syu. But /usr/bin/brain segfaulted while trying to be smart.
AMD drivers are plug n play? They are part of mesa and you don't need to do anything, why would you need to install anything else?
Edit: except rocm
Rocm unfortunately.
Rocm usually needs an override line in pip wheel/python, not the driver itself at least from my experience
Don't they support like 3 cards?
Which distro are you using? AMD has been completely plug-and-play for me.