DXVA has nothing to do with DXVK.
I haven't read through every detail yet but it seems like you are using lavapipe which is a software Vulkan renderer. I assume you would want to use your Intel GPU driver though. Is that right?
Yeah... I guess... the Intel GPU is all I have!
DXVA has nothing to do with DXVK.
ehm... hold on... isn't DXVK the engine to emulate the Direct X through DXVA (genereated by DXVK?) I am very confused..
DXVA is video acceleration. DXVK only handles translation of Direct3D 9 - 11 graphics to Vulkan.
I believe your problem might be your Vulkan drivers. I'm not familiar enough with Ubuntu to give advice on how to install them properly there, but if you could seek support on that front it might work better.
I see... Thank you @Blisto91 it's a good lead! I will go in that direction then! Thanks for your time and explanation!
Your Intel GPU is an old Haswell model that doesn't support vulkan 1.3, so that's probably the problem. You can try to either use DXVK 1.10.3 or set MESA_VK_VERSION_OVERRIDE=1.3 as environment variable.
@mbriar I'll be honest: I have no idea of where I could change this variable, but something I might do is to install DXVK 1.10.3 as you suggest! Trying now!
In the first log they are using 1.10.1 but it's still picking llvmpipe (lavapipe) so I think the Intel vulkan driver might just not be installed or setup properly.
Your Intel GPU is an old Haswell model that doesn't support vulkan 1.3, so that's probably the problem. You can try to either use DXVK 1.10.3 or set
MESA_VK_VERSION_OVERRIDE=1.3as environment variable.
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yup I was noticing.... I am using the 1.10.1 already
https://pastebin.com/i3ms6401
omg....
Yeah.. I see.. would be to much asking how I can change these settings?
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(lavapipe) so I think the Intel vulkan driver might just not be installed
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All right... appears to me that vulkan indeed wasn't actually installed (at least properly) following https://linuxconfig.org/install-and-test-vulkan-on-linux I added the repository but still apt is unable to locate the last package vulkan-utils.
Launching the application now gives:
https://pastebin.com/gzLBPsUb
info: Required Vulkan extension VK_KHR_surface not supported
This means there still is an issue with the Vulkan drivers. Make sure both 64bit and 32bit are installed.
apt is unable to locate the last package vulkan-utils.
If you're looking for vkinfo, vkcube and friends, those are under vulkan-tools.
I'm on Ubuntu 22.04, have no PPA, and I simply use the distro's packages, namely:
sudo apt-get install libvulkan1 libvulkan1:i386 mesa-vulkan-drivers mesa-vulkan-drivers:i386 vulkan-tools
As Blisto mentioned, it's rather important to ensure you have the 32-bit packages as well, otherwise some older apps/games will give you a hard time.
MESA_VK_VERSION_OVERRIDE=1.3`x2 2023-09WINEPREFIX=$HOME/wineprefixes/eve/x1 2023-09msmpeg2vdec.dllx1 2023-09
Hello,
I am cross-posting from EVE forum dev for this issue I can't find a fix.
Disclaimer: I am very poor in IT skills and please I beg you to do not take assumptions and guide me accordingly, if you have the time and the patience to explain also I will very keen to do my best to learn something new.
The Issue:
On Ubuntu 23.04
Graphics: Intel® HD Graphics 4400 (HSW GT2)
I had to change the hard disk forcing me a fresh OS install and of Eve Online.
Followed the work of Anderson Geten in this post after the assistance provided (Reno Arkasson is me) I manage to make it work well enough.
Outputs say:
Appears DXVAD struggle to reach the level required d3d12 and d3d11 to eventually failing to load msmpeg2vdec.dll and failing the execution of DirectXRedist.exe, Trinity platform dx11 results invalid and crash.
Under steam tha game manage get loaded twice (once in 40 the second in 70 minutes) but completely frozen and with repetitive request to kill the process for not responding.
But it loaded.
This make me think that the issue is software not hardware (Steam always got awful performances on Eve with my pc.. while though wine it's playable).
The best results I achieved gives this output when I execute eve.exe with
WINEPREFIX=$HOME/wineprefixes/eve/ wine eve.exeHere follows the full output up to the launcher loaded:
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At this point the Launcher successfully starts. Now it's time to hit Play Now to load the game and here come the troubles, first the terminal output:
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Now the following output comes from the EVE LogLite, a diagnostic feature of the launcher:
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I will link my post on the devs Eve Online forum for your information, perhaps, as I made you open half of a dozen tabs of links here the last pastebin about a curious think might save time spotting more mistakes in my workaround: here the link. I have the feeling I am changing parameters on two different interfaces, reading my posts something changed getting better with the string WINEPRE... and deteriorated with wine eve.exe... Idk...
I really hope you could help me out in this.
Thanks in advance for your time, hope to hear from you!