Help setting up 5700G iGpu

honus

I purchased the 5700G server provided by fiberstate, but I don’t know how to set it up to enable the GPU correctly. Can anyone help?

The issue is:
1. What else do I need to configure in the bios?
2. How do I check whether it is enabled correctly in the system?

Note: I have updated bios to L4.26

plumberg

Make a ticket. Support will help

honus

@plumberg said:
Make a ticket. Support will help

Already Make
Their support speed is satisfactory, but it seems not everyone can solve this problem

matey0

@honus said:

@plumberg said:
Make a ticket. Support will help

Already Make
Their support speed is satisfactory, but it seems not everyone can solve this problem

Then complain and try to go to higher-level support. How to enable features on the hardware they sell should be the first thing they know.

honus

@matey0 said:

@honus said:

@plumberg said:
Make a ticket. Support will help

Already Make
Their support speed is satisfactory, but it seems not everyone can solve this problem

Then complain and try to go to higher-level support. How to enable features on the hardware they sell should be the first thing they know.

Will try it
But it’s also good to have successful people share their experiences.

plumberg

@honus said:

@plumberg said:
Make a ticket. Support will help

Already Make
Their support speed is satisfactory, but it seems not everyone can solve this problem

Support helped me and several others

honus

@plumberg said:

@honus said:

@plumberg said:
Make a ticket. Support will help

Already Make
Their support speed is satisfactory, but it seems not everyone can solve this problem

Support helped me and several others

Do you know what settings were changed?
How to make sure the gpu is enabled?

plumberg

@honus said:

@plumberg said:

@honus said:

@plumberg said:
Make a ticket. Support will help

Already Make
Their support speed is satisfactory, but it seems not everyone can solve this problem

Support helped me and several others

Do you know what settings were changed?
How to make sure the gpu is enabled?

Not sure.

honus

Finally found the solution after searching a lot:
1. Upgrade the bios version to 4.24 or above (I use 4.26)
2. In BIOS
boot option filter "UEFI only"
CSM (compatibility support module) "Custom"
other and video both change to UEFI only
3. Execute apt -y install firmware-amd-graphics on the server
4. restart
5. Use ls /dev/dri to check whether is success. The successful output is similar to by-path card0 card1 renderD128 otherwise it will be by-path card0
You can also use radeontop to check

fiberstate

@honus said:
Finally found the solution after searching a lot:
1. Upgrade the bios version to 4.24 or above (I use 4.26)
2. In BIOS
boot option filter "UEFI only"
CSM (compatibility support module) "Custom"
other and video both change to UEFI only
3. Execute apt -y install firmware-amd-graphics on the server
4. restart
5. Use ls /dev/dri to check whether is success. The successful output is similar to by-path card0 card1 renderD128 otherwise it will be by-path card0
You can also use radeontop to check

Glad to see you were able to get this setup. We'll definitely be adding this to our tutorials. iGPU setup on the Ryzen 7 servers is a common request.

honus

@fiberstate said:

@honus said:
Finally found the solution after searching a lot:
1. Upgrade the bios version to 4.24 or above (I use 4.26)
2. In BIOS
boot option filter "UEFI only"
CSM (compatibility support module) "Custom"
other and video both change to UEFI only
3. Execute apt -y install firmware-amd-graphics on the server
4. restart
5. Use ls /dev/dri to check whether is success. The successful output is similar to by-path card0 card1 renderD128 otherwise it will be by-path card0
You can also use radeontop to check

Glad to see you were able to get this setup. We'll definitely be adding this to our tutorials. iGPU setup on the Ryzen 7 servers is a common request.

Yes, I found two supports but neither solved this problem, and because testing this caused the bios to fail to boot, the support staff could only remove the CMOS battery reset.
But your support team is great both in terms of speed and attitude.

fiberstate

@honus said:

@fiberstate said:

@honus said:
Finally found the solution after searching a lot:
1. Upgrade the bios version to 4.24 or above (I use 4.26)
2. In BIOS
boot option filter "UEFI only"
CSM (compatibility support module) "Custom"
other and video both change to UEFI only
3. Execute apt -y install firmware-amd-graphics on the server
4. restart
5. Use ls /dev/dri to check whether is success. The successful output is similar to by-path card0 card1 renderD128 otherwise it will be by-path card0
You can also use radeontop to check

Glad to see you were able to get this setup. We'll definitely be adding this to our tutorials. iGPU setup on the Ryzen 7 servers is a common request.

Yes, I found two supports but neither solved this problem, and because testing this caused the bios to fail to boot, the support staff could only remove the CMOS battery reset.
But your support team is great both in terms of speed and attitude.

Thank you for the feedback. Glad to see that it's working and we'll definitely include a how-to for enabling iGPU.