** Description changed: SRU Justification: [Impact] On HP AMDGPU platform running the 6.14.0-1005-oem kernel, the monitor screen never appeared when booting the system with a Thunderbolt cable connected. However, we were still able to SSH into the system, suggesting that it had booted successfully. [Fix] Updates are required for both the Linux AMDGPU driver and the linux-firmware package. - Linux AMDGPU driver: cherry-pick the following commit from the Linux mainline: 59510792baa drm/amd/display: Assign preferred stream encoder instance to dpia - linux-firmware: cherry-pick the following commits from the upstream linux-firmware repository: 1. b3049665a5d amdgpu: DMCUB updates for various AMDGPU ASICs 2. 61d257d5a8b amdgpu: DMCUB updates for various ASICs 3. 5602c7293e6 amdgpu: DMCUB updates for various ASICs 4. b0e96674082 amdgpu: DMCUB updates for various ASICs 5. a80a8bd73e0 amdgpu: update dcn 3.5 and dcn 3.5.1 firmware to 9.0.27.0 6. 25750add9b7 amdgpu: DMCUB updates for various ASICs + Be aware that only amdgpu/dcn_3_5_1_dmcub.bin is updated by the above commits. + Updates to other files were intentionally omitted. + [Test Plan] - 1. Connect the machine to an external monitor using a Thunderbolt cable before booting. + 1. Connect the machine to an external monitor using a Thunderbolt cable before booting. 2. Boot the system using the Noble OEM 6.14 kernel 3. Verify that the display output appears on the monitor and the GNOME desktop environment is visible. [Where problems could occur] We updated the firmware to the latest version, while the Linux AMDGPU driver remains behind the mainline. As a consequence, a mismatch might occur between the Linux AMDGPU driver and the firmware.
** Description changed: SRU Justification: [Impact] On HP AMDGPU platform running the 6.14.0-1005-oem kernel, the monitor screen never appeared when booting the system with a Thunderbolt cable connected. However, we were still able to SSH into the system, suggesting that it had booted successfully. [Fix] Updates are required for both the Linux AMDGPU driver and the linux-firmware package. - Linux AMDGPU driver: cherry-pick the following commit from the Linux mainline: 59510792baa drm/amd/display: Assign preferred stream encoder instance to dpia - - linux-firmware: cherry-pick the following commits from the upstream + - linux-firmware: backport the following commits from the upstream linux-firmware repository: 1. b3049665a5d amdgpu: DMCUB updates for various AMDGPU ASICs 2. 61d257d5a8b amdgpu: DMCUB updates for various ASICs 3. 5602c7293e6 amdgpu: DMCUB updates for various ASICs 4. b0e96674082 amdgpu: DMCUB updates for various ASICs 5. a80a8bd73e0 amdgpu: update dcn 3.5 and dcn 3.5.1 firmware to 9.0.27.0 6. 25750add9b7 amdgpu: DMCUB updates for various ASICs Be aware that only amdgpu/dcn_3_5_1_dmcub.bin is updated by the above commits. Updates to other files were intentionally omitted. [Test Plan] 1. Connect the machine to an external monitor using a Thunderbolt cable before booting. 2. Boot the system using the Noble OEM 6.14 kernel 3. Verify that the display output appears on the monitor and the GNOME desktop environment is visible. [Where problems could occur] We updated the firmware to the latest version, while the Linux AMDGPU driver remains behind the mainline. As a consequence, a mismatch might occur between the Linux AMDGPU driver and the firmware. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Kernel Packages, which is subscribed to linux in Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2112518 Title: [AMDGPU] No display during boot on AMDGPU system with Thunderbolt- connected monitor Status in HWE Next: New Status in linux package in Ubuntu: Won't Fix Status in linux-firmware package in Ubuntu: In Progress Status in linux-oem-6.14 package in Ubuntu: Invalid Status in linux source package in Noble: Won't Fix Status in linux-firmware source package in Noble: In Progress Status in linux-oem-6.14 source package in Noble: In Progress Status in linux source package in Plucky: Won't Fix Status in linux-firmware source package in Plucky: In Progress Status in linux-oem-6.14 source package in Plucky: Invalid Bug description: SRU Justification: [Impact] On HP AMDGPU platform running the 6.14.0-1005-oem kernel, the monitor screen never appeared when booting the system with a Thunderbolt cable connected. However, we were still able to SSH into the system, suggesting that it had booted successfully. [Fix] Updates are required for both the Linux AMDGPU driver and the linux-firmware package. - Linux AMDGPU driver: cherry-pick the following commit from the Linux mainline: 59510792baa drm/amd/display: Assign preferred stream encoder instance to dpia - linux-firmware: backport the following commits from the upstream linux-firmware repository: 1. b3049665a5d amdgpu: DMCUB updates for various AMDGPU ASICs 2. 61d257d5a8b amdgpu: DMCUB updates for various ASICs 3. 5602c7293e6 amdgpu: DMCUB updates for various ASICs 4. b0e96674082 amdgpu: DMCUB updates for various ASICs 5. a80a8bd73e0 amdgpu: update dcn 3.5 and dcn 3.5.1 firmware to 9.0.27.0 6. 25750add9b7 amdgpu: DMCUB updates for various ASICs Be aware that only amdgpu/dcn_3_5_1_dmcub.bin is updated by the above commits. Updates to other files were intentionally omitted. [Test Plan] 1. Connect the machine to an external monitor using a Thunderbolt cable before booting. 2. Boot the system using the Noble OEM 6.14 kernel 3. Verify that the display output appears on the monitor and the GNOME desktop environment is visible. [Where problems could occur] We updated the firmware to the latest version, while the Linux AMDGPU driver remains behind the mainline. As a consequence, a mismatch might occur between the Linux AMDGPU driver and the firmware. To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/hwe-next/+bug/2112518/+subscriptions -- Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~kernel-packages Post to : kernel-packages@lists.launchpad.net Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~kernel-packages More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
