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AMDGPU crashed on opening FireFox #1
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Opvolger, which gpu card has been tried? Radeon HD7350 has been verified on k1, but not other cards. |
Hi, sorry for the late reaction. But this is the "ATI Radeon HD 5850", this was working on kernel 6.1 with some hackes: https://github.com/Opvolger/spacemit-k1-linux-6.1/tree/bl-v1.0.y-amdgpu but i didn't get it running on the 6.6 or this kernel. It almost works, because i can play Quake 2 with it. Only Firefox is too much. With a correct implementation of the pci-e of this board my AMD Radeon RX 6600 can work on this board (it also works on the main kernel with a JH7110). |
that's not amdgpu driver but older radeon driver |
Hello Opvolger, Thank you for your detailed explanation. After reviewing the Oops log you've shared, I believe we need more specific information to pinpoint the issue. I have a Milk-V Jupiter K1 development board on hand, and I am using a Radeon HD 7350 GPU. My system is running Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS with kernel 6.6.36 (from this link https://gitee.com/bianbu-linux/linux-6.6). I attempted to install Firefox ESR by downloading the package from https://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/f/firefox-esr/ (firefox-esr_128.5.0esr-1_riscv64.deb), but encountered dependency issues during installation. Specifically, the versions of libnss3 and libxcomposite1 installed on my system are too old to meet Firefox ESR's requirements.
Could you please share how you managed to install Firefox on your system? Your input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! |
See https://opvolger.github.io/milkVjupiter/OpenSUSEATIRadeonHD5850.html or https://opvolger.github.io/milkVjupiter/OpenSUSEATIRadeonR9_290.html You can do the same with Ubuntu for the last steps see: https://github.com/Opvolger/ansible-riscv-sd-card-creater/blob/master/readme.md#ubuntu |
I have put an AMDGPU in my Milk-V Jupiter K1.
Compiled 6.6 kernel (https://gitee.com/bianbu-linux/linux-6.6) and this kernel with the same problem. I can bootup can open a desktop environment (for example KDE or GNOME). I can compile YQuake2 and play it. But when I open the FireFox browser, Screen goes standby (no output anymore). The fans of my AMD-card goes 100%.
After a couple of secondes I got this on my rx/tx output.
This in the error
k1x-dwc-pcie ca400000.pcie: AXI monitor FIFO FULL
looks like a memory is full (or not empty on time)This is logged on
drivers/pci/controller/dwc/pcie-k1x.c
on line 744 (i am an C# / Python developer, so c++ is not my cup of thee.)I hope this issue can contribute to a possible solution, so that PCI-e can become more stable.
Ubuntu:
OpenSuse:
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