Edit: I think I’ve figured it out, it seems like Linux Mint defaulted to the wrong Kernel driver and I was able to switch it to the correct one.

I’ve already tried searching for this online but there is a reason I’m posting about it here. The last time I tried to install Vulkan drivers in Linux Mint, there was an update to the oibaf PPA that completely broke my Linux Mint installation and I had to manually reinstall it. I’ve read that, at least in the past, the oibaf PPA causes problems in Ubuntu but I can’t find another solution to installing Vulkan drivers in Linux Mint. Is that the only way to install the Vulkan Drivers in Linux Mint, or is there another way?

Also, yes, Vulkan works in Windows and it did work in my previous installation of Linux.

  • SteveTechEnglish
    30·
    2 months ago2 months ago

    Oh whoops yeah there is, run sudo update-grub.

    But otherwise that config looks correct.

    • vortexalOP
      10·
      2 months ago

      Ok, do I need to restart my computer now?

        • vortexalOP
          20·
          2 months ago

          Ok, it seems to have worked as the game I was using for testing seems to be working fine.

          Although, I keep getting the error message (WARNING: radv is not a conformant Vulkan implementation, testing use only.), is that to be expected?

          • SteveTechEnglish
            30·
            2 months ago

            Epic!

            I’ve never seen that on modern AMD stuff that uses radv, but I’m sure it’s probably fine.

          • IceVAN
            20·
            2 months ago

            I had that warning too with a r9 270x and if I remember correctly it was because radv didn’t have official/full support for GCN =<2, so what they’re saying is something in the line of… it may break. In my case, it worked beautifully gaming with proton, etc.

        • vortexalOP
          30·
          2 months ago

          Yeah it seems like it’s working now.