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I'm using a laptop with an A10 and AMD discrete graphics, trying to use the Radeon driver. I would like to know if there is a way to force Radeon to use the discrete card, because it seems to be defaulting to the A10's integrated graphics.
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Hi cyan6,
run this command from terminal and then reboot:
amdconfig --initialREBOOT
you will get an option in catalyst to switch cards between apu and discrete....
hope this helps..
The above command will only work if you have installed amd drivers...
Main workstation: HP-Pavilion G6-2005ax, AMD quad core trinity APU(devastator) with 7640 HD 512 MB radeon + 7670m 1GB Gddr3 dedicated, 240 gb zalman ssd, 8GB ddr 3 1600mhz, OS: Arch 2013, Ultimate 3.4 lite, Windows 8.
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There is no amdconfig command, you meant aticonfig certainly.
Last edited by Radioactiveman (2013-03-17 15:30:46)
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aticonfig comes from the amd proprietary driver, catalyst.
The OP mentioned using the opensource driver.
This wiki page should give you an idea what is possible : Hybrid_graphics
Disliking systemd intensely, but not satisfied with alternatives so focusing on taming systemd.
clean chroot building not flexible enough ?
Try clean chroot manager by graysky
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I meant 'amdconfig' which is from the proprietary drivers, both exist, including aticonfig.
Lone_Wolf solution is for the open source.
Main workstation: HP-Pavilion G6-2005ax, AMD quad core trinity APU(devastator) with 7640 HD 512 MB radeon + 7670m 1GB Gddr3 dedicated, 240 gb zalman ssd, 8GB ddr 3 1600mhz, OS: Arch 2013, Ultimate 3.4 lite, Windows 8.
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