This project has no more meaning: AMD has a full team of developers working on
the open source driver.
The complexity of the AMD GPU hardware interface makes this work beyond
"reasonable" reach for a one man part-time hobby, without internal doc,
support and co-workers.

I keep it online for the records.

At the time of writting, the graphic stack on linux is quite unpleasant:
 - The path used to achieve something finally "working", was really sluggish
   and clumsy.
 - GPU hardware interface complexity is going insane for non-pertinent reasons.
   Things could be done differently and way simpler. My best guess is related
   to planned obsolescence to artificially maintain jobs.  The only way to fix
   this point: to go high performance hardware design with brain dead hardware
   interfaces and proper hardware modularity (PCIE north bridge finally ok on
   consumer systems would help a lot).
 - the linux DRM is kludgy and poorly designed (the worst being the TTM and
   non-atomic mode setting).
 - the shader compilation framework is worse than gcc. Even open source SPIR-V
   vulkan is a shame to a sane brain, even though I expect that bloat to
   "work" one day (meaning be fast).

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The only legal licence for device driver on linux based operating systems is
the linux modified GNU GPLv2. No closed source/GNU GPL*not*v2 is legal.

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See COPYING at the root of the official linux kernel tree
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How to use it?

Install the source into a linux kernel source tree with src_install shell script:
./src_install $LINUX_SOURCE_TREE

configure, then compile your linux kernel.

Sylvain