Hi All
I am having trouble installing the proprietary drivers for this card which are required to run X-Plane 11 flight simulator. When I try to run the installer it doesn't like the regular Gallium drivers. So, I have downloaded AMDs recommended for Ubuntu 16.04.3. Whenever I do a uname -a , I notice my Ubuntu version is only 16.04.1 How do I make it 16.04.3? Is that a kernel upgrade? I am running Mint 18.3 Sylvia.
AMD RX 550 Linux Mint 18.3
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AMD RX 550 Linux Mint 18.3
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Re: AMD RX 550 Linux Mint 18.3
Mint 18.3 is the latest version. And it isn't kernel upgrade
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Re: AMD RX 550 Linux Mint 18.3
I also tried plain 18.2. This morning I saw the post above about amdgpu driver and followed. I replaced "Ubuntu" with "linuxmint".. It installs but after I reboot, it boots to a black screen.
Re: AMD RX 550 Linux Mint 18.3
Ubuntu 16.04.3 has two main differences over mint. It uses a 4.10 series kernel and a newer version of xorg.
Several people have had the same issue you described installing amdgpu-pro in Mint. You can try searching the forums, but the solution is essentially to upgrade mint's whole hardware enablement stack.
Several people have had the same issue you described installing amdgpu-pro in Mint. You can try searching the forums, but the solution is essentially to upgrade mint's whole hardware enablement stack.