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Thanks for the update. I'm glad to see I wasn't imagining things or a user/hardware issue on my end.
When Ubuntu updated the mesa packages to 17.2.2 I made sure apport had the extra packages installed it needed. I also manually installed the 4 vulkan ddbug packages before running the vulkan-smoketest. Apport kicked in and auto-reported it. Hopefully that generated report helped since it does a far better job that my first attempt.
After I rebuilt the Ubuntu vulkan-utils package and used quilt to restore the amd mesa source but was unable to rebuilt mesa for the mesa vulkan drivers so was unable to test them. I had observed what the patch was doing and came to the decision that radv was being disabled by design. Thats why I didn't report upstream I didn't want to waste dev time for what appeared to be a packaging choice. My apologies for that.