Kernel and Graphics: ZenStates, AMDGPU, RADV, Vulkan, NVIDIA
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ZenStates Allows Adjusting Zen P-States, Other Tweaking Under Linux
ZenStates is an independent effort to offer P-States-based overclocking from the Linux desktop of AMD Ryzen processors and other tuning.
ZenStates-Linux is an open-source Python script inspired by some available Windows programs for offering Ryzen/Zen CPU overclocking from the desktop by manipulating the performance states of the processor.
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AMDGPU DC Gets A Final Batch Of Changes Before Linux 4.15
The AMDGPU DC display code has a final batch of feature updates that were sent in this weekend for DRM-Next staging and is the last set besides fixes for the "DC" code for the 4.15 target.
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Valve Developer Lands VK_EXT_global_priority For RADV Vulkan Driver
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Vulkan 1.0.64 Adds In Another AMD-Developed Extension
Vulkan 1.0.64 is out this weekend as the newest specification refinement to this high-performance graphics/compute API.
As usual, most of the changes for this minor Vulkan revision are just documentation clarifications and corrections. This week's update brings just under a dozen fixes.
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NVIDIA TX2 / Tegra186 Display Support Isn't Ready For Linux 4.15
While the Jetson TX2 has been out since this past March and it's a phenomenal ARM development board, sadly the Direct Rendering Manager (DRM) driver support for it still isn't ready with the mainline Linux kernel.
Thierry Reding of NVIDIA sent in the Tegra DRM driver changes for DRM-Next that in turn is staged for Linux 4.15. Reding commented that there is prepatory work for the TX2 (Tegra186) but it's not all ready for upstream yet.
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