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author1400Blank2020-06-28 03:14:41 +0200
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+This package builds a kernel with a modified code to prevent the "Unknown PCI header type 127" which occurs among others on AMD Navi cards when working with vfio.
+This experimental patch was developed by Geoffrey McRae (@gnif from Level1Techs) and has been successfully tested with the "RX 5700 XT" and the "RX 5700 Anniversary Edition".
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+When you build the kernel it will install itself as another kernel in your /boot/ directory (or whichever you choose to use) as "vmlinuz-linux-fix_navi_reset".
+You will then have to change the entry in your bootloader to boot this kernel file. It will then boot the patched version which should make your AMD Navi card
+work with vfio.
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+Should you have any more questions, you can contact the maintainer of this package. \ No newline at end of file