22:35Mangix: Venemo: AMD R7 260 or something like that. I run it with si_support=1
22:35Mangix: Trying to get screen recording working
22:37Venemo: Mangix: can you get me the output of "RADV_DEBUG=info vulkaninfo" (preferably in a pastebin please)
22:38Mangix: hrm I don't have vulkaninfo installed, wonder what package provides it
22:39Venemo: depends on your distro. on Fedora it is called vulkan-tools
22:39Venemo: if you don't have that then just please paste your full dmesg output
22:39Mangix: arch linux
22:41Mangix: lmao what
22:41Mangix: https://gist.github.com/neheb/54f57280b29b46b9782e0cc4b28d10bc
22:41Venemo: like I said please paste the full dmesg output then
22:43Mangix: https://gist.github.com/neheb/fcf6c6856c3cd992e6d8ee9425bda315
22:43Mangix: I am somewhat shocked. I thought the main point of amdgpu for this hardware was vulkan support
22:44Venemo: yes, it is, and it is supported
22:44Venemo: works here on the same hw
22:46Venemo: according to your dmesg, you've got a Cape Verde chip. this has a VCE1 video encoder which isn't yet supported by amdgpu. you are in luck though, because i am just these days working on adding that support.
22:47Venemo: this is actually the last missing feature from amdgpu for that generation of gpus
22:47Mangix: interesting. i wonder why I read it was 2.0.
22:48Venemo: it isn't an R7 260
22:48Venemo: at least according to Wikipedia the R7 260 would be Bonaire, one generation newer than what you have. (that is if you believe Wikipedia)
22:48Mangix: Anyway, if you noticed, I'm running kernel 6.17.2. .3 crashes the kernel. I suspect but have not verified that it's because I have dc=1
22:50Mangix: oh wait a minute. does vulkaninfo rely on X11?
22:50Venemo: no
22:50Mangix: I'm running hyprland, which is why I ask.
22:50Venemo: w.r.t crashing on 6.17.3 I heard about it but haven't tested myself. honestly it sounds like they backported something incorrectly, but who knows
22:51Venemo: about vulkan, you should install radv, otherwise not sure why it may not work. I am not an Arch expert unfortunately
22:52Mangix: ...that was it
22:53Mangix: I would have thought mesa includes it
22:53Mangix: seems to be called vulkan-radeon with pacman
22:54Venemo: distros are a bit weird about packaging mesa
22:54Mangix: https://gist.github.com/neheb/a5756a2baa16fb6ab6281836fa1efbee
22:55Venemo: yeah that confirms the same info that you had in your dmesg
22:56Venemo: if you are brave enough to build your own kernel I can give you a patch series to enable the video encoder. otherwise, cross your fingers that it makes it into Linux 6.19
22:57Mangix: video encoder support requires amdgpu changes?
23:02Venemo: yes
23:02Venemo: each hardware block on the GPU needs support by the kernel in order for user space applications to use it
23:05Mangix: makes sense I guess. I spend a bunch of time the other day looking through mesa source wondering why it wasn't working.
23:06Mangix: *spent
23:06Venemo: mesa supports it, that's not the issue
23:17Mangix: test
23:18Mangix: it seems my IRC client ate my message
23:19Mangix: anyway, I mentioned a guy asking me to test DC and suspend on 6.18 and me complaining that the AUR package wasn't building
23:27Venemo: let me know how it goes