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[Bug]: Missing DRI3 Support #168
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Could you try creating a file in your init.d directory with these contents:
If this fixes it for you i'll see if i can patch it in. |
Gave it a shot, however then the vnc website can't connect to the server anymore, logs below. If I edit the xorg.conf file itself, it resets itself after the container reboot. I also tried creating a new config files in
Container Logs
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Are you able to check if it's even running off the igpu? I have the same issue, included --device=/dev/dri in extra parameters with intel pentium 8505 (intel_gpu_top installed on unraid). When running any game that requires proton, they instantly crash and go back to the green play button. When including the Wine parameter you mentioned in launch options, the games launch but run extremely poorly. In the unraid homepage menu the iGPU also shows no activity (also have --device=/dev/dri in plex extra parameters and when transcoding gpu shows activity) suggesting the game running off purely the CPU. vkcube shows: But steam system information shows: I feel like there may be a config issue somewhere, but not sure how to fix this |
I looked into @1mthesun 's comment, running "Cult of the Lamb" (Proton) and "Enter the Gungeon" (Native), i found that while the 4 bar graphs in I dont think a lack of iGPU utilisation is causing this issue... (Sorry for closing and reopening, must have pressed the button on accident) |
Any activity on this issue? |
Hi, I'm facing the same issue with Marvel's SNAP game, I can run it (with proton 7.0-6 and "PROTON_USE_WINED3D=1 %command%" launch option) but it's reaaaally slow.
I tried playing with xorg.conf (get reseted on container restart) and xorg.conf.d/20-intel.conf that stick after restart but does nothing.
If I run without "PROTON_USE_WINE3D" it gives:
I'm not sure of how to get Proton logs or where ot find them, if you can help me I'll provide them ! Did you made any progress on your side ? |
I followed @alansari s comment trying to modify the Xorg config, but it had no effect just as you are describing |
I tried to mount the xorg.conf file directly (to force it's content) but the container won't start because of "70-configure_xorg.sh" that try to edit the file and fail.
It's running as before with the same exact problem so enabling DRI 3 in xorg.conf does not seem to solve our problem.
Is there something I should change in it ? Are the two Device sections ok ? (I tried to remove the first Device section, xorg process is not starting)
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I'm also facing this crash at launch issue with efootball with compatibility layer. the suggested workaround |
okay it works for me now.. my problem was setting |
Do you mind providing a quick walkthrough on how you made this fix? Do you see that it's using gpu + performance is what is expected? Thank you so much |
Note that I'm using an AMD card (an RX580 to be precise). Performance is good - no issues, it's using the GPU as I can hear the fans boosting when playing. This method is to use the software dummy display, as I won't be connecting any monitors physically to the PC.. So in the compose file don't change the Edit the file
Then run |
So am I right in hearing that we only need to patch this for intel gpus using the dummy driver? |
It seems so, the only people affected by this problem are using an Intel integrated gpu. |
Do you mean editing grub in the host machine? Asking because grub is not even installed in the container. EDIT: Yes, indeed, it's in the host, as we are creating a virtual display. Just for anyone coming here, don't just copy/paste the previous lines in your grub, as you should modify the PCI address to match yours GPU. Use |
Describe the Bug
Certain games on steam ('Cult of the Lamb' for me) start and crash immediately. After tinkering around with the launch options, my best guess for this is an issue with Vulkan. (As
PROTON_USE_WINED3D=1 %command%
resolves this).After installing lutris for testing, i encountered this Note in the terminal:
vulkan: No DRI3 support detected - required for presentation
After looking at Issue 52 , i tried setting the proton version to v7... This resulted in the game opening in a black screen, with a popup showing:
Steps to Reproduce
The Lutris message is reproduced by
Expected Behavior
The game should launch as expected. Maybe consider enabling DRI3 as shown here.
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Build: [2024-10-12 02:59:05] [master] [0241c9f]
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