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You don't need X, and I wouldn't assume its remnants of userspace mode setting would work on non-x86. The amdgpu kernel driver POSTs the GPUs when loaded just
by floatboth 7y ago
You don't need X, and I wouldn't assume its remnants of userspace mode setting would work on non-x86.
The amdgpu kernel driver POSTs the GPUs when loaded just fine! I run an RX 480 on a MACCHIATObin with FreeBSD and Wayland only :)
Plus, there are two ways to get the GPU in UEFI already – X86EmulatorPkg and native aarch64 GOP driver builds provided by AMD.
- jchw 7y agoX86EmulatorPkg is pretty cool. I guess if you have a board with UEFI it only makes sense to use something like that.