Closed hansm629 closed 7 months ago
Not available in chroot/proot because they use gnu libc and the Android driver link with bionic libc.
@xMeM Oh, that's really sad...
So, in a proot/chroot environment, is the only realistic GPU acceleration for SoCs rather than Snapdragon series only virgl?
For newer mali gpu, you can try Venus, Performance should be better than virgl.
For newer mali gpu, you can try Venus, Performance should be better than virgl.
@xMeM That's good news. Could I try another GPU?
If Xclipse GPU is about the same as RAVD, I expect it to work.
Come to think of it, I heard that Venus is not compatible with mesa zink yet...
Is what I perceived correct?
@xMeM
hello.
In Termux native XFCE environment (host device: Galaxy S24+ Exynos2400)
I want to test the WSI Layer
.
Where can I download related packages?
https://packages-cf.termux.dev/apt/termux-main Can I download it from the repo above?
vulkan-loader-generic
vulkan-header
Is it correct to install two packages?
I am wondering if there is anything that needs to be set separately after that.
What are the environment variables used with zink
?
hello. sir
I am using the dri3 patch you made very well. Then, I recently found out that sir also created the
Vulkan WSI Layer
. This is how I came to inquire.I would like to use
Android Host Vulkan driver
inPRoot Linux
environment throughsysvk & Vulkan WSI Layer
inPRoot-Distro Debian
environment.Host Device is Galaxy S24+ Exynos2400 model. The Xclipse 940 GPU of Exynos2400 is a custom 6WGP (12CU) based on AMD RDNA3. It has the same specifications as AMD 7840U.
PRoot-Distro in Debian12 environment I'd like to see how well it works with sysvk and the Vulkan WSI Layer.
Q1. How to build sysvk & Vulkan WSI Layer in PRoot-Distro Debian environment I'm curious about the dependency packages needed for a compile build, and I'm curious about the compile build procedure.
Q2. Environment variables applied to the Termux-X11 environment I'm curious about the environment variables that make it work in Termux-X11 environment after compilation build.
Q3. mesa zink environment variable I'm curious about the environment variable that enables zink. I think I need to do something different from turnip. Is what I perceived correct?
Thanks to your hard work, many users will be able to enjoy significant performance improvements in Termux.
I am always grateful. 👍