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Because AMD has this on/off thing with linux, I moved on to NVIDIA. AMD development on linux seems to have has come to an abrubt stop. At some point I read that AMD has hired more poeple to help with linux driver development, but I have yet to see anything updated. In order to use the amdgpu drivers...

hatrack wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 14, 2020 4:21 am

To thomas.raines,

I am pleased to report that I followed your suggestion and that I have completely recovered my system. There is some configuration work still to do but that's a trivial matter.

Thank you again for providing this help.
Best regrds,
hatrack

I'm happy I could help.

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