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hello
ive been running into some problems in some applications and it tells me that the graphics drivers are outdated (i did not have the problem before)
how do i check this and if they are outdated how do i update them
edit i am using a dell e7450 with intel hd graphics 5500
i also use kde plasma
Last edited by Mio_kaomi (2024-10-14 16:15:19)
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What applications are telling you this, and exactly what / how are they telling you? Please post the actual output / error messages that you see.
All you need to do to update installed drivers, or any other packages, is run `pacman -Syu`. But I suspect the problem is not about actually updating any drivers, but rather selecting the proper API packages (i.e., vulkan or similar).
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you likely try to run some windows games thru proton
two issues:
first: most games assume a gpu from amd or nvidia - and error might be raised already by using an unsupported intel igpu
second: due to the layers of proton the game might not get the information it usually requests via some directX api call and the error message is just in some fallback/fallthru codepath
have a look at protondb about the compatibility and contact the dev - possible you like get replies back like proton / igpu not supported
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gpu initialization failed
da vinchi resolve could not initialize opengl. please insure that the latest graphics drivers are installed
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intel hd 5500 - broadwell - core i 5th gen from q4/2014
best guess: the system is too old and doesn't meet the requirements of current davinci resolve
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Let's first check some stuff
glxinfo -B
and a xorg log: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Xorg#General if you currently have x86-video-intel installed chances are you're not running any acceleration, you might want to remove that.
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