@0xACE , can you please clarify where you have got this Blender build? Is it from official Linux build from Blender site or it is Blender from archlinux package repository? Or you just compiled…
@Kaszanas, thanks for mor details, but is it possible to share project, which causing this issue on your side? I would like to try to reproduce it on my end in order to be able to investigate this…
@Kaszanas, could you kindly provide more details? Like exact Blender versions, GPU driver version, etc? Do your Arc card works in other application, like games, and you are experiencing issue only…
Unfortunately, I haven't found any reasonable easy way to install the software on Debian due to all this dependencies. So, probably easiest way here is to check, if this information is even…
I see, it seems that this functionality for some reason is not exposed in Linux-6.4.0 with Intel GPUs for some reason. I then will try to take a look on the Debian installation process for xpu-smi…
Weird, but maybe DRM controls have changed in recent versions like Linux-6.4.0-1-amd64-x86_64-with-glibc2.37 for some reason (I am using this special Linux 5.15 kernel with Intel GPU support…
Interesting, can you please try to install "intel-gpu-tools" package from Debian sid and recheck if the DRM files will appear?
XPU-SMI installation seems to be quite complicated on the Debian system, and actually there are more easy way to get information about used GPU memory - via DRM registry-files in `/sys/class/drm/ca…
@Blender-King, can you please try to repeat this crash but this time start Blender from the console - and post the last few lines of Blender console output right after the crash?
Great, thanks a lot - with a video I have able to replicated this issue on my side. I will work on this topic then.
I haven't able to reproduce this issue on few machine with Windows 11 + A770 + driver 101.4502 despite all my attempts. Yet, while there are some similarities to #109282 - I suspect that is may be…