Folding Forum

Joe_H wrote: ↑Wed Mar 04, 2026 5:50 pm I asked, never got a go-ahead to post it as a Public Beta as there were problems with it.

Em, it is already available, and has been for a while, and is working fine on variety of systems:
https://foldingathome.org/beta/

This version is not ready for release, and any problems with it you should ask about on the GitHub. The current release version is v8.5.5 and can be downloaded from here - https://foldingathome.org/start-folding/ There is a v8.5.6 that was released to internal testing, it may or may not be released...

Uhm... I find a bit strange that you have rusticl.icd and you lack mesa.icd. And rusticl shouldn't be enabled, unless a proper environment variable has been set. Never mind. Please: 1) verify the situation with: clinfo -l BTW: you can get much more info with clinfo alone. However try this: mv /etc/...

@muziqaz: ❯ mv /etc/OpenCL/vendors/mesa.icd /etc/OpenCL/vendors/mesa.icd.bak mv: cannot stat '/etc/OpenCL/vendors/mesa.icd': No such file or directory What about: sudo mv /etc/OpenCL/vendors/rusticl.icd /etc/OpenCL/vendors/rusticl.icd.bak rusticl is Mesa library. Once you do the rename, reboot the ...

mesa is required for your GPU (9070) to function, however specific package which contains mesa-icd is interfering with rocm packages. Stupid arch does not have a damned package called mesa-icd, or mesa-opencl-icd, like other normal distros. Like, my Mint Linux with 9070 had mesa-opencl-icd, which wa...

You don't need to remove utilities.
You need to figure out how is your mesa ICD package is called

Yes, I can find opencl-mesa. Key "word" is ICD, next to Mesa. Check if Mesa-utils bundle it. Honestly I have no clue why every single distro thinks their way of organising repositories is best. It is stupid and kills any chance of Linux becoming mainstream. If those Devs followed normal g...

Thing is, the new project started just after and finished with no issues So it is likely RAM issue Could it be restore/done one more time? Yeah, nah, your crash was quite severe if it takes down the WU. This WU will be redone by someone else later. I would suggest to test you system stability

Shrump wrote: ↑Fri Feb 27, 2026 10:54 am

muziqaz wrote: ↑Fri Feb 27, 2026 10:22 am Looks like a driver crash
Or unstable RAM

Thing is, the new project started just after and finished with no issues

So it is likely RAM issue

Looks like a driver crash
Or unstable RAM

Hello! Why did the project dumped itself minutes before finish? I never faced such issue (did few others) https://imgur.com/a/WLfXiGy#XWdrdB4 Content is not available in UK. Great. Please post the snippet of the log where it shows the dumping process. It's already moved to the history tab, as the m...

Shrump wrote: ↑Fri Feb 27, 2026 6:21 am Hello!

Why did the project dumped itself minutes before finish? I never faced such issue (did few others)


https://imgur.com/a/WLfXiGy#XWdrdB4

Content is not available in UK. Great.
Please post the snippet of the log where it shows the dumping process.

what is dont understand this guid is supposed to be only for higher than polaris (supposedly vega+) but what about those of us with older GPU, are we out of luck? how are we going to get say Polaris to work reilably with FAH on Linux? or do we all need to wait until April come and Ubuntu 26.04 suip...

Em, try not to move individual files, best is to remove the package the usual way. I believe in arch you can remove the package with sudo pacman -R mesa something something It should be quite easy to find the ICD package by TAB'ing after typing sudo pacman -R mesa You will be presented with all the ...

Swooferfan wrote: ↑Thu Feb 26, 2026 12:50 pm So how do I do it?

Look for the package resembling mesa-icd something something.
We expect users using Linux (especially Arch based), to know how to operate Linux (and Arch).