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Intel's Linux Driver To Load HuC Firmware By Default For Icelake+
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Originally posted by intelfx View Post@coder: GuC and HuC are not interchangeable. They serve different purposes.
I'm still trying to get my head around this. Does this mean I need to load different firmware blobs based on what I'm doing? How would this affect the ability to use Intel Media SDK and do OpenGL-based 3D rendering, at the same time?
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@coder: GuC and HuC are not interchangeable. They serve different purposes.
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Is there any disadvantage to using HuC, on devices that properly support it? In other words, do I lose anything by using HuC instead of GuC?
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Intel's Linux Driver To Load HuC Firmware By Default For Icelake+
Phoronix: Intel's Linux Driver To Load HuC Firmware By Default For Icelake+
For several generations now of Intel graphics there have been the GuC/HuC firmware binaries while beginning with Icelake "Gen 11" graphics those binary blobs will be loaded by default...
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