First:
setenv bootargs "root=<root_partition> modprobe.blacklist=radeon" (this will prevent the radeon kernel driver from getting loaded automatically).
Then once the system is booted up, log in via SSH and run
sudo modprobe radeon
This way you should be able to capture dmesg output from loading the radeon driver.
Please note: You need the radeon kernel driver as a module.
Radeon kernel driver: Debugging
Re: Radeon kernel driver: Debugging
The radeon graphics driver is part of our kernel and cannot be blacklisted via modprobe. Use the initcall_blacklist kernel parameter instead.
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initcall_blacklist=radeon_init
Re: Radeon kernel driver: Debugging
thanks, good tip!
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Re: Radeon kernel driver: Debugging
But I haven't tried it out.
Re: Radeon kernel driver: Debugging
Does this require a serial debug terminal link? And are there any specific Radeon driver problems we are currently experiencing?