[opensuse] intel opengl
Hello, I want to use a proprietary software (DaVinci Resolve). My ASUS N550JK is an optimus computer, but I never could make bumblebee work more than 10 mn long (during these minutes, resolve worked 5x faster than kdenlive, the reason why I would like to use it). Resolve works on a much less powerful computer with intel graphics and no optimus. On the ASUS, it ask for "an openCL interface". As far As I understand, Mesa openCL (and lib openCL) is installed. Is it possible to to hide completely the nvidia video part? Is there a chance intel driver can provide openCL? Note: I can't make bumblebee work right now, neither in openSUSE nor in ubuntu or the native resolve distro of choice centos, so using it is not a reasonable choice for the moment thanks jdd -- http://dodin.org -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse+owner@opensuse.org
W dniu 24.02.2020 o 11:21, jdd@dodin.org pisze:
Hello,
I want to use a proprietary software (DaVinci Resolve). My ASUS N550JK is an optimus computer, but I never could make bumblebee work more than 10 mn long (during these minutes, resolve worked 5x faster than kdenlive, the reason why I would like to use it).
Resolve works on a much less powerful computer with intel graphics and no optimus.
On the ASUS, it ask for "an openCL interface". As far As I understand, Mesa openCL (and lib openCL) is installed.
Is it possible to to hide completely the nvidia video part? Is there a chance intel driver can provide openCL?
Note: I can't make bumblebee work right now, neither in openSUSE nor in ubuntu or the native resolve distro of choice centos, so using it is not a reasonable choice for the moment
thanks jdd
sudo zypper in beignet libOpenCL1
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