No need to throw away those cards. They are serviceable.
The Centos forum proposes /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-radeon.conf. An apparently stable workaround for this bug as observed on my 20.04.1 system with inexpensive Dell Radeon graphics card.
Was something forgotten along the way as basic Radeon driver installation setting rules were propagated? These cards were working in 18.04...
According to post https://forums.centos.org/viewtopic.php?t=72792 the following option is most relevant to setting a stable acceleration mode remedially for the ring 0 freeze deadline kernel errors:
No need to throw away those cards. They are serviceable.
The Centos forum proposes /etc/X11/ xorg.conf. d/20-radeon. conf. An apparently stable workaround for this bug as observed on my 20.04.1 system with inexpensive Dell Radeon graphics card.
Was something forgotten along the way as basic Radeon driver installation setting rules were propagated? These cards were working in 18.04...
According to post https:/ /forums. centos. org/viewtopic. php?t=72792 the following option is most relevant to setting a stable acceleration mode remedially for the ring 0 freeze deadline kernel errors:
Option "AccelMethod" "exa"