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Amd GPU with Ubuntu - xkcd3301 - 01-10-2017 Hello guys! I have a PC with two AMD Radeon r9 290x GPUs. I want to use Hashcat on Ubuntu. My problem is as it follows: "AMD users on Linux require "AMDGPU-Pro Driver" (16.40 or later)" This is only available on Ubuntu 16.04 On the other hand Ubuntu 16.04 does not support fglrx (Catalyst) drivers. As far as I understand, both fglrx and amdgpu-pro are required for Hashcat to work. I installed it with both Ubuntu 14.04 and 16.04 and the result was the same: "Outdated or broken AMD driver detected!" At this point I'm stuck, I could really use some professional help. RE: Amd GPU with Ubuntu - philsmd - 01-10-2017 No, there are not 2 different drivers/software that you need to install. You might need to clean up your system first and after that install the currently suggested driver: Steps: 1. Follow: https://hashcat.net/faq#i_may_have_the_wrong_driver_installed_what_should_i_do 2. download the currently suggested driver: 16.40 http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/AMD-Radeon-GPU-PRO-Linux-Beta-Driver%E2%80%93Release-Notes.aspx * * the suggested catalyst driver version (and therefore the link) might change in the future. If in doubt, you need to check https://hashcat.net for the currently suggested driver versions Note: for #1 it should be clear that you shouldn't have any drivers installed (e.g. fglrx related) via a package manager (like apt) like mentioned in the FAQ: "If you installed the driver via a package manager (Linux), then you need to remove these packages too" RE: Amd GPU with Ubuntu - xkcd3301 - 01-11-2017 Thank You very much! It indeed solved my problem, guess I was confusing the many available AMD driver packages (radeon, fglrx, etc..), and thought that AMDGPU-PRO required other packages to be installed, before use... |