#GPU error with Da Vinci Resolve that's native on Linux (Debian) causes it to not open?

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latent hare
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resolve unfortunately mandates gpu acceleration without a cpu fallback, but its implementations arent gpu-agnostic at all
resolve supports cuda and opencl
for cuda, the majority of nvidia gpus work
for opencl, some amd gpus work, others might not work, and intel gpus only partially work (no video, only audio) (might get fixed next year)

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maybe you are using the cpu's integrated gpu

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im not sure if its supported by resolve sadly

fickle magnet
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I have a 8GB graphics card.

latent hare
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ahh alright

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you only mentioned the cpu and it has an igpu so i thought you only had that igpu

fickle magnet
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I think my CPU is an APU

latent hare
fickle magnet
latent hare
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yeah

fickle magnet
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I need the open legacy driver?

latent hare
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your best bet is probably to install rocm-opencl-runtime

fickle magnet
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Okay I will try that.

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What sudo command should I use?

latent hare
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i dont know the package name on mint

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do apt search rocm and see what shows up

fickle magnet
latent hare
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it might have a totally different name on mint

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i guess you can try searching for opencl or opencl-amd

fickle magnet
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Okay I will do that

latent hare
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since you have a discrete amd graphics card, its likely that resolve works but it just needs a missing opencl component

fickle magnet
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Yeah. Which is good that it works. I mean, I would be shocked if it didn't since I bought pretty high end or at least mid high end components for my PC build

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Both screenshots are what I got from searching Opencl

latent hare
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hmmmmm

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try sudo apt install ocl-icd-libopencl1 mesa-opencl-icd

fickle magnet
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It worked! Thank you

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I guess we can close this now