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ArchLinux user on Thunderbolt 4 Raptor Lake LG Gram laptop, with Razer Core X V2 Thunderbolt enclosure hosting ARC B580 or RX 9060XT eGPUs. My UEFI/BIOS has all the requisite ReBAR switches enabled (be it by default or not):
Yet Linux does NOT detect ReBAR! My investigations reveal that there's some negotiation happening at eGPU connect time, whereby the eGPU requests a 16G BAR, and can't get it, so the system defaults to a 256M BAR, which is tantamount to no ReBAR.
Question is: will I in any way benefit from ReBarUEFI? Should I even bother messing with it?
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ArchLinux user on Thunderbolt 4 Raptor Lake LG Gram laptop, with Razer Core X V2 Thunderbolt enclosure hosting ARC B580 or RX 9060XT eGPUs. My UEFI/BIOS has all the requisite ReBAR switches enabled (be it by default or not):
Yet Linux does NOT detect ReBAR! My investigations reveal that there's some negotiation happening at eGPU connect time, whereby the eGPU requests a 16G BAR, and can't get it, so the system defaults to a 256M BAR, which is tantamount to no ReBAR.
Question is: will I in any way benefit from ReBarUEFI? Should I even bother messing with it?
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