I have three machines with AMD dGPUs, all have been fine with the latest kernel. Worst case scenario, you can downgrade just the kernel and get the rest of the updates (including the certificates).
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2·6 days agoCodeWeavers (Wine devs) won’t hire you if you say you’ve worked on Windows for Microsoft. Or at least, that was on the application form when I applied a few years ago.
2·1 month agoPassing physical drives through to a VM is the only way I install Windows anymore, that way it can’t fuck up my boot order or EFI partition, since I use Linux daily. Can’t wait for the day I don’t need Windows, alas, medical device update software often requires Windows/Mac, and passing the USB through to a VM doesn’t work.
Both times my btrfs drive started failing, it was bad RAM. The Arch IRC channel member helping me diagnose even joked that btrfs is better at catching RAM issues than filesystem issues, lol.
I recommend running a memtest and seeing what that says.
If you have a friend in IT, see if they can grab you some old workstations when they’re decommissioned. I have several small form-factor Dell Precision workstations that fit your use case perfectly, all hand-me-downs from IT friends.