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Kernel parameter amggpu.gttsize is deprecated in Fedora 43. One ought to use ttm.pages_limit and ttm.page_pool_size instead.
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First off, amazing work mate! I've been able to run Qwen3-235b with 3 bit quantization out of the box using your
llama-vulkan-radvtoolbox. Hats off, this is incredibly useful.I just noticed that on Fedora 43, the
amggpu.gttsizekernel parameter is deprecated. A quick search pointed to other parameters:ttm.pages_limitandttm.page_pool_size.(Source: https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2025/increasing-vram-allocation-on-amd-ai-apus-under-linux)
This PR adds a section for Fedora 43 on the README.md file.
I have tested the configuration on my Framework Desktop running Fedora 43 and it works wonder:
Hope this helps!