Gnome Shell crashing to Login Screen due to Mesa Drivers #gnomeshell #mesa #2510 #gallium
Gnome Shell crashing to Login Screen due to Mesa Drivers #gnomeshell #mesa #2510 #gallium
Ubuntu 26.04 Installer Snap: No provider of glBlitFramebuffer found #systeminstallation #snap #opengl #mesa #subiquity
#handbrake encoding with default #Mesa stack does not utilize GPU acceleration without proprietary amf-amdgpu-pro drivers, which are available in #AUR but look to have been abandoned after AMD stopped publishing separated AMF from their stack, building on top of open amdgpu drivers instead, and offer inferior performance in other contexts.
#ffmpeg can with #VAAPI but hammering out scripts for the amount of media I'm archiving, that's less than ideal.
Could spin up a VM with amf drivers, but setting up with SingleGPUPassthrough seems like overkill/pain in the ass.
Any other tools utilizing VAAPI that could make things a little easier?
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@KekunPlazas That's funny, because 4 years ago I wrote this forum thread about the exact same question, around the same set of problems: https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/where-to-report-amd-gpu-lockups-crasher-hangs-bugs-related-to-seemingly-triggered-by-firefox-va-api-after-resuming-from-suspend/69378
I think filing the issue in Mesa is the answer; even if Mesa does the drivers in the kernel, they are the same people and they probably use the Mesa bug tracker for everything related to drivers. If it's not the right place, then I guess the #Mesa3D / #Mesa folks will be able to direct you, unless they're from Mesa in Arizona.

Since June 24th (or maybe a few days earlier) I’ve been experiencing debilitating AMD radeonsi (my card is a “Pitcairn” R9 270 model) GPU lockups on my main Fedora 35 workstation, running Xorg GNOME with the default open source AMD drivers and the default Firefox package provided by Fedora, fully up to date. Typically when opening a page in a new tab in Firefox, particularly (or always?) when the page contains a video (ex: if it’s a YouTube tab for example). The system then locks up solidly, wi...
