Thanks for this.
I’ve downloaded the amdgpu.deb install package.
I don’t really know what I am doing with these drivers (and I have a history of having to re-install OS after installing recommended packages I did not know what they did… )
For a simple user’s needs?
Do I install the all open use case $ amdgpu-install -y --usecase=graphics
or with the eula amdgpu-install -y --accept-eula (do I need anything with AMD proprietry?)
or the workstation scenario with this command $ amdgpu-install -y --usecase=workstation
or with the vulcan $ amdgpu-install --usecase=workstation -y --vulkan=pro --opencl=rocr
and what about the Secure Boot option
As I said - I just want for a simple laptop usage.
Thank you in advance for helping
install the package with: sudo apt install amdgpu-install_6.2.60203-1_all.deb and you answer “yes” to the question about the certificate import. What you actually do with this command is to “add” the AMD repository to your app repository
You update all your packages: sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade it will ask you some questions if there are packages to update (usually you only have to answer Y).
And you´re done. If a new kernel or modules have been added, best is to reboot the machine.
Last bu not least, as you already mentioned, you check which use-case you want to use and install it. I tend to use multimedia.
Thank you very much for the response.
Very helpful.
Last thing before I begin - this is my main problem - will it ask me during the insatllation process which usecase?
or do I need to pass it some special command line argument before the installation?
Most of the questions to answer is yes or no.
And, you can adapt the drivers to install by using the command you already mentioned: amdgpu-install -y --usecase=workstation