Am 22.02.2018 um 18:56 schrieb Michel Dänzer:
On 2018-02-22 06:37 PM, Ben Crocker wrote:
One of my colleagues did discover a "Radeon HG 5450 PCI" from February
2010 which did, apparently, have a Cedar GPU and very definitely had a
(plain old) PCI connector.
There must be a PCIe-to-PCI bridge on that board. The GPU itself is
always PCIe, and treated accordingly by the driver.
Ben, just an educated guess but is this one the one which is failing to
work correctly?
Cause the PCIe bus interface is pretty much identical over all
generations of the last decade or so. Only the newest Vega10 generation
is a bit different.
So I strongly thing that this isn't related to the device being a Cedar
at all, but rather that you have a bridge above it which doesn't
correctly handle 64bit transfers.
Can you please send and "lspci -t" of both the working and the
problematic devices?
Thanks,
Christian.
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