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Title: Do I need to re-install poclbm to see a freshly added gpu on linux? Post by: gigabytecoin on May 24, 2011, 08:14:17 AM I popped a new cpu into the last slot on my motherboard.
It broke ubuntu at first... but I boot into "rescue mode" and entered the command aticonfig --adapter=all --initial twice and it found all of the video cards (there were 5 now listed, instead of 4). After rebooting I can only mine with the original 4 cards. aticonfig can see the 5th card, but poclbm can't. Any suggestions? Title: Re: Do I need to re-install poclbm to see a freshly added gpu on linux? Post by: grndzero on May 24, 2011, 08:48:35 AM I popped a new cpu into the last slot on my motherboard. It broke ubuntu at first... but I boot into "rescue mode" and entered the command aticonfig --adapter=all --initial twice and it found all of the video cards (there were 5 now listed, instead of 4). After rebooting I can only mine with the original 4 cards. aticonfig can see the 5th card, but poclbm can't. Any suggestions? When I reinstalled my card I had some odd behavior too. I reinstalled the fglrx package so it would recompile the driver, redid the X config like you did, then ran CLinfo to make sure it was seeing all cards. That cleared it up. |