But for the rest work this test is in last hrev 52775 … But i don try to view if my intel wireless 7260 is detected by system. I suppose there is no problem with VESA accelerant only with Radeon Accelerant.
mmmm… Using failsafe driver in the safe mode options loads a Framebuffer driver which can not change screen resolution on the preferences. In network preferences Intel Pro Wireless 7260 disappeared( dev.id: 0x24f3 vendor id.: 0x8086). And the radeon rx580 shows invalid format(dev.id: 0x67df vend. id.: 0x1002).
And the keyboard simply stops working i don’t know what is the exactly problem with the keybaord. It’s on a frontal panel USB3.0 port.
Have you tried the keyboard in a USB <= 2.0 port if you have any? Since you lost wireless, perhaps you have hardware conflicts. Try moving the GPU to another slot. Swap cards around.
The built in VGA doesn’t work corrently with Haiku at the moment… the one used for remote management.
Other than that I think if you only populate one socket it would be fine… you only get half the ram then though but 128GB is nothing to sneeze at either. I would only recommend it once we get the other socket working…
A Ryzen system is going to be faster in single thread and most stuff though… so once that works it will be a better option. My x370 desktop does work with Haiku although only with 4GB ram limit.
xmy gigabyte works ok without this limit of 4 GB of ram but in contrast the radeon accelerant isn’t working only boot in safe mode graphics driver which uses framebuffer(this can’t change screen resolution in screen preferences). And my intel wireless disappeared from beign to be detected but for the rest it boots from usb drive, when the radeon accelerant or radeon hd accelerant work again i wll install the entire system on an ssd of 1 Tb.
And yep my rx580 is not supported no dev id’s in sources
@zantak, as @bullfrog pointed out, keyboard/mouse should be on an USB 2.0 port, other than that, I never got keyboard/mouse working with Haiku on a 3.0 usb port, and better don’t use a keyboard switcher. Switching keyboard between two computers locks the Haiku system (already ticketed), needing hard reset.
works well on my case my relevant preocupation is with the radeon drivers which in two different computers/monitors seems to occurs the same case invalid format on the screen or format not admited. this is frustrating and the framebuffer driver doesn’t change resolution at all.
From the listdev, I only see a WiFi controller, and we already have a ticket for that. If that’s mistaken and there is also an ethernet controller which is not detected, please file a new ticket for it.
Yeah, my brain just assumed all reasonable computers have Ethernet when I typed that… it doesn’t have Ethernet I’ll probably try my asix usb ethernet on it though.
Seems to be the same to me , on latest hrev, i have the same problems with radeon driver. Only works in framebuffer mode, and it’s not related to the resolution, i think .There is a method to change the resolution parameters for radeon or radeonhd driver? This question is to verify if the problem is for the resolution(1920x1080 seems to be supported for my monitor it’s an LG M2762D).
Screen preferences. For radeonHD driver, there are no current multi-monitor options (although, I can do cloned monitor mode with two monitors - but not stretched. I can do a 1280x1024x32 resolution on one monitor and a 1080p resolution on my HDTV. This is with a Radeon HD 4000-series card with a max display resolution of 2560x1600x32.
NOTE: You mentioned you can’t change resolutions, so is the resolution pull-down menu greyed out preventing this in screen preferences? Have you tested with the boot menu screen resolution preferences?
Yes with boot mode options resolution and no failsafe driver , same result invalid function. Perhaps must be a problem related to EDID on LG FLATRON M2762D?? Or maybe a problem related with driver, i test this on another computer (ryzen 5 1600) and another monitor(this is no Monitor/TV) AOC i don’t remember what model, and the same result . Sorry i forgot to mention the computer is connected to monitor/TV with a hdmi cable from the hdmi output of my video card to my hdmi input on my monitor