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GRUB passes these args to the kernel for radeon: Code: On this box, if CONFIG_FB_RADEON was set, the system would not boot with KMS. # CONFIG_DRM_LOAD_EDID_FIRMWARE is not set Medi ~ # zgrep -iE 'radeon|firm' /proc/config.gzД¬ONFIG_EXTRA_FIRMWARE='radeon/ARUBA_rlc.bin radeon/ARUBA_me.bin radeon/ARUBA_pfp.bin rtl_nic/rtl8168e-3.fw'Д¬ONFIG_EXTRA_FIRMWARE_DIR='/lib/firmware/'

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You have to set the path to the firmware-files under Device Drivers -> Generic driver options -> External Fimware blobs to build into. I have had two AMD-APUs where lspci stated a different model than X found - in both cases the model that X found is the one that works. I found the exact model of my APU-chip in Xorg.0.log Code: this is the path and file you have to state in your kernel-config.ДЇind which file belongs to your hardware can be a little bit tricky good info is here and here Since you have altrady emerged radeon-firmware, the firmware-files reside in /lib/firmware/radeon/. I have a similar box (A6-APU with Radeon HD 7540D) which i will use in the examples.ДЇirst, find out which exact Radeon-model it has:Д 0:01.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

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build kernel, install modules and kernel and have some fun.Дisclaimer: Since I don't own a radeon card I can't reproduce everything myself, but I have these options in my kernel anyways. Make sure you have /lib/firmware/radeon/your-model.binД©. By now the 'Firmware blobs root directory' option should have appeared, enter the path to your firmware directory (/lib/firmware is default).ДЁ. Enter (space separated if you need more than one blob) the firmware file, e.g.

Select 'Include in-kernel firmware blobs in kernel binary'Д¦. Select 'Userspace firmware loading support' (is most likely enabled by default)ДҐ. go to 'Device Drivers' and press enterДЈ, go to 'Generic Driver options and press enter (for me it's the first entry under device driversД¤.

I have that option exactly where you stated it should be:Дў. but i think perhaps it has the same drivers as another card.Д®xcuse my english, its not my native language but i cant find the place where i have to say to my kernel what my graphics card is.ДЄlso my card isnt in the list on radeon page at the wiki. Startx doesnt work, and X -configure neither, so i think i didnt do the confiuration right. I have installed x11-base/xorg-drivers, and radeon-ucode but when i do make menuconfig i cant find (/lib/firmware) Firmware blobs root directory Include in-kernel firmware blobs in kernel binary In the radeon configuration page ( ) says: it is new, so i only had ubuntu installed in this machine. my computer has an amd a10 5800 processor, with a radeon hd7600d gpu. Hello, i am an archlinux user who is trying to install gentoo for the fist time. Posted: Tue 5:41 am Post subject: Problem configuring ati radeon hd7600d card Gentoo Forums Forum Index Installing Gentoo Problem configuring ati radeon hd7600d card

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The video hardware in the Radeon HD 6800 series can be accessed through VA API, which is still somewhat new.Gentoo Forums :: View topic - Problem configuring ati radeon hd7600d card

It's pretty unusual that video playback in Ubuntu will use the video processing hardware built in to the GPU, so any claims of '1080p video playback!' are probably not so clear-cut. If you don't care about Gnome Shell, that bug won't be a problem. It has a bug that breaks Gnome Shell, so that's why I'm currently using the built in driver. Unfortunately, the fglrx driver isn't quite perfect.

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It definitely meets the two requirements you listed, as far as I have noticed (though, to be honest, I don't think I have played a full-length 1080p video thus far just little things). The fglrx driver does good 3D acceleration and all the bits in between. Just open System Settings and Additional Drivers will be listed in the Hardware section.

This is available right away from the Additional Drivers tool. So, to gain those other things (including making Minecraft work very, very well) you can install the properietary fglrx driver.

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On the bright side, Minecraft doesn't work very well with the free driver :b 2D & 3D acceleration works to some extent (including smooth performance in Compiz and Gnome Shell), but you'll have less luck doing 3D games or the like. That driver supports the card surprisingly well. It works out of the box with the built in radeon driver. I have the exact same graphics card, and I have had good luck with it so far.