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  • Support for vega and ryzen in ubuntu

    Hi. I plan to buy ryzen 7 and vega when it is available and I also want to use ubuntu but I'm not sure which kernel ubuntu will use at the time. From what I know from internet Ubuntu 17.04 will use 4.10 and for vega I need 4.12. Do you know how ubuntu manage his kernels. I want to know how they bumb kernel versions in Ubuntu releases.

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    Originally posted by kalin View Post
    Hi. I plan to buy ryzen 7 and vega when it is available and I also want to use ubuntu but I'm not sure which kernel ubuntu will use at the time. From what I know from internet Ubuntu 17.04 will use 4.10 and for vega I need 4.12. Do you know how ubuntu manage his kernels. I want to know how they bumb kernel versions in Ubuntu releases.
    For Vega on open-source you will actually need at least Linux 4.13, as DC didn't land for 4.12 in allowing display support. So unless you are planning to just use Vega as a compute system without graphics, hopefully DC will land for 4.13. The alternative is to then just use AMDGPU-PRO that should be updated for Vega and then you would be fine in using Ubuntu 17.04's stock kernel.
    Michael Larabel
    https://www.michaellarabel.com/

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      Ok thanks but some of the expensive motherboards may require 4.11 because sound card.

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