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  • Originally posted by Grim85 View Post
    Did you end up turning on RADV for the mesa 13 final?

    When I try to switch to Vulkan in the Talos princle it crashes out
    Yes, but you need to install the sub package "mesa-libvulkan-radeon" as described in the installation instructions.

    I haven't tried it yet, so I can't comment on if it works. A quick test of a previous git build seemed to crash Talos if switched to Vulkan, but I haven't had time to look into it since.

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    • Mystro256 Since kernel 4.7.10-xxx, HDMI audio isn't working anymore on my RX470. Have you this problem too?
      HDMI audio works with 4.7.9-20161017.amd.fc24.x86_64.

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      • Originally posted by whitecat View Post
        Mystro256 Since kernel 4.7.10-xxx, HDMI audio isn't working anymore on my RX470. Have you this problem too?
        HDMI audio works with 4.7.9-20161017.amd.fc24.x86_64.
        No I can't reproduce this

        I assume the issue started happening with 20161021? There was a lot of updates to DAL on the 21st, so it's possible they broke something.

        I would recommend posting on the mailing list:



        And say one of these commits broke audio for you:

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        • Is there a way to manually install the "4.7.10-20161021.amd.fc24" from your repo ? In order to check that this is the first bad version.

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          • Originally posted by whitecat View Post
            Is there a way to manually install the "4.7.10-20161021.amd.fc24" from your repo ? In order to check that this is the first bad version.
            yes you can:

            Code:
            sudo dnf install kernel-4.7.10-20161021.amd.fc24
            By default, dnf will keep only three kernels installed at a time (it removes the oldest when you install a new one)... I think there's an option to override this.

            I recommend you find the build that breaks it if possible, that way if they missed it, the linux team can find the issue and fix it:

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            • Originally posted by Mystro256 View Post
              yes you can:
              Code:
              sudo dnf install kernel-4.7.10-20161021.amd.fc24
              Unfortunately:
              Code:
              # dnf install kernel-4.7.10-20161021.amd.fc24
              Last metadata expiration check: 0:17:04 ago on Tue Nov  8 13:09:22 2016.
              No package kernel-4.7.10-20161021.amd.fc24 available.
              Error: Unable to find a match.

              Originally posted by Mystro256 View Post
              By default, dnf will keep only three kernels installed at a time (it removes the oldest when you install a new one)... I think there's an option to override this.
              Yeah I knew that, thx.

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              • Originally posted by whitecat View Post

                Unfortunately:
                Code:
                # dnf install kernel-4.7.10-20161021.amd.fc24
                Last metadata expiration check: 0:17:04 ago on Tue Nov 8 13:09:22 2016.
                No package kernel-4.7.10-20161021.amd.fc24 available.
                Error: Unable to find a match.



                Yeah I knew that, thx.
                Odd... copr must filter out older builds. I'm not sure how you would do this without installing it manually.

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                • Originally posted by Mystro256 View Post
                  I'm not sure how you would do this without installing it manually.
                  It's no problem for me to do this, I do this sometimes with koji. But I didn't find how to download your rpm manually.

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                  • Originally posted by whitecat View Post

                    It's no problem for me to do this, I do this sometimes with koji. But I didn't find how to download your rpm manually.
                    I think i see the issue, COPR cleaned up the binaries, hence why they don't exist in the repo.

                    I'm rebuilding this, but it will take a while:



                    For the time being, I would also test 20161024, 20161027 and 20161031 if you can, that why we can narrow down the date range a bit.

                    I'm guessing though that it was broken by one of the DAL commits introduced in 20161021.

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                    • Originally posted by Mystro256 View Post
                      For the time being, I would also test 20161024, 20161027 and 20161031 if you can, that why we can narrow down the date range a bit.
                      OK, I tested the 20161024 kernel, it's broken too.

                      Originally posted by Mystro256 View Post
                      I'm rebuilding this, but it will take a while:
                      https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/co.../build/474496/
                      Thank you !
                      I will test it !

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