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More AMDGPU Vega Patches Published

Written by Michael Larabel in Radeon on 24 March 2017 at 07:33 AM EDT. 16 Comments

Less than one week after AMDGPU DRM Vega support was published along with the other Vega enablement patches for the Linux driver stack, more Direct Rendering Manager patches are being shot out today.

A few more patch series by AMD developers have been sent out so far today in order to provide fixes to the initial Radeon RX Vega driver support code. Among the work hitting the public mailing list today is SR-IOV fixes for Vega10 for improving this GPU virtualization feature, clock-gating functions, multi-level VMPT support (four levels with Vega), and other fixes.

Still digging through these new patches and will update if making any interesting discoveries about the upcoming Radeon RX Vega graphics cards.

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