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  • Today Should Be Linux 4.2 Kernel Day

    Phoronix: Today Should Be Linux 4.2 Kernel Day

    For those needing a reason to celebrate today, the exciting Linux 4.2 kernel should be released before the day is through!..

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    I found it interesting how the camera is angled

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    • #3
      Originally posted by GraysonPeddie View Post
      I found it interesting how the camera is angled
      Yeah, I was just about to make a joke like "is food falling off a table your idea of a celebration? ".

      Anyways, to the AMD guys: Does this kernel include Carrizo DPM? Because I just ordered an FX-8800P laptop, and I'd like to know what kernel I can put on it once it gets delivered in the coming week. (I think I already asked a while back, but maybe the situation changed ... and I'm too lazy to look :P)

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      • #4
        AFAIK Carrizo DPM is in 4.2 already, so yes.

        We are using 4.2-ish amdgpu for HSA work with CZ (on 4.0 kernel for now, will bump to something higher soon) and clocks appear to be behaving reasonably.
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        • #5
          Originally posted by bridgman View Post
          AFAIK Carrizo DPM is in 4.2 already, so yes.

          We are using 4.2-ish amdgpu for HSA work with CZ (on 4.0 kernel for now, will bump to something higher soon) and clocks appear to be behaving reasonably.
          Good to hear. I will probably write about my experience once I have the device.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by CrystalGamma View Post

            Yeah, I was just about to make a joke like "is food falling off a table your idea of a celebration? ".

            Anyways, to the AMD guys: Does this kernel include Carrizo DPM? Because I just ordered an FX-8800P laptop, and I'd like to know what kernel I can put on it once it gets delivered in the coming week. (I think I already asked a while back, but maybe the situation changed ... and I'm too lazy to look :P)
            Haha. Funny.

            I am wondering if AMD Kaveri takes advantage of AMDGPU in Linux 4.2 kernel. As for Carrizo, I will have to wait for Zen-based APU next year for the desktop.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by GraysonPeddie View Post
              I am wondering if AMD Kaveri takes advantage of AMDGPU in Linux 4.2 kernel.
              Kaveri (and all the other CI parts) are still on radeon; no plans to have them use amdgpu at this time.

              Originally posted by GraysonPeddie View Post
              As for Carrizo, I will have to wait for Zen-based APU next year for the desktop.
              Don't think we talked about a Zen-based APU next year, just Zen-based CPU. There will be an APU for desktop but not with Zen cores.
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              • #8
                So apparently and at the time of writing, Bristol Ridge will be stuck in 28nm...

                I suppose I don't mind being stuck on AMD A8-7600 APU for the time being. I might just buy an AMD GPU (mid-range as I care about power consumption and less about raw performance) just to hold me over until late 2016. My desktop M-ATX computer idles at 52 watts and peaks at 90w during power-up, so I'm using a SeaSonic SS-300 PSU.

                Pardon me for going off-topic. Hopefully Linux 4.3/4.4 will support new GPUs out of the box.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by bridgman View Post

                  Kaveri (and all the other CI parts) are still on radeon; no plans to have them use amdgpu at this time.
                  I think that's good. No point in duplicating effort if the entire point of the project is eliminating duplicate effort.

                  Don't think we talked about a Zen-based APU next year, just Zen-based CPU. There will be an APU for desktop but not with Zen cores.
                  Hmm, so I guess the server / enthusiast market will get Zen first?
                  Are you allowed to speak about details yet?

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