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I use the classical method (Add vector layer, directory, gdb database)

That's the classic way to add vector data. If you want to add raster data, normally you could use the Add raster layer method, but this doesn't work for FGDB rasters. Instead, drag raster into your map from the Browser pane and use the Layer menu -> Data Source Manager -> Browser tab:

If that doesn't work, re-check your GDAL version in QGIS, just in case the GDAL version QGIS is using is different to the GDAL/OGR 3.8.4 you note in your question as raster support was only added to the GDAL OpenFileGDB driver in GDAL version 3.7.

To check:

• In QGIS, click Help -> About

  

So for the above QGIS example, only the 2nd QGIS install would be able to read FGDB raster data.

I use the classical method (Add vector layer, directory, gdb database)

That's the classic way to add vector data. If you want to add raster data, normally you could use the Add raster layer method, but this doesn't work for FGDB rasters. Instead, either drag FGDB rasters into your map from the Browser pane or use the Layer menu -> Data Source Manager -> Browser tab:

If that doesn't work, re-check your GDAL version in QGIS, just in case the GDAL version QGIS is using is different to the GDAL/OGR 3.8.4 you note in your question as raster support was only added to the GDAL OpenFileGDB driver in GDAL version 3.7.

To check:

• In QGIS, click Help -> About

  

So for the above QGIS example, only the 2nd QGIS install would be able to read FGDB raster data.

I use the classical method (Add vector layer, directory, gdb database)

That's the classic way to add vector data. If you want to add raster data, use the Add raster layer method. Or just drag it into your map from the Browser:

If that doesn't work, re-check your GDAL version in QGIS, just in case the GDAL version QGIS is using is different to the GDAL/OGR 3.8.4 you note in your question as raster support was only added to the GDAL OpenFileGDB driver in GDAL version 3.7.

To check:

• In QGIS, click Help -> About

  

So for the above QGIS example, only the 2nd QGIS install would be able to read FGDB raster data.

I use the classical method (Add vector layer, directory, gdb database)

That's the classic way to add vector data. If you want to add raster data, normally you could use the Add raster layer method, but this doesn't work for FGDB rasters. Instead, drag raster into your map from the Browser pane and use the Layer menu -> Data Source Manager -> Browser tab:

If that doesn't work, re-check your GDAL version in QGIS, just in case the GDAL version QGIS is using is different to the GDAL/OGR 3.8.4 you note in your question as raster support was only added to the GDAL OpenFileGDB driver in GDAL version 3.7.

To check:

• In QGIS, click Help -> About

  

So for the above QGIS example, only the 2nd QGIS install would be able to read FGDB raster data.

I use the classical method (Add vector layer, directory, gdb database)

That's the classic way to add vector data. If you want to add raster data, use the Add raster layer method.

If that doesn't work, re-check your GDAL version in QGIS, just in case the GDAL version QGIS is using is different to the GDAL/OGR 3.8.4 you note in your question as raster support was only added to the GDAL OpenFileGDB driver in GDAL version 3.7.

To check:

• In QGIS, click Help -> About

  

So for the above QGIS example, only the 2nd QGIS install would be able to read FGDB raster data.

I use the classical method (Add vector layer, directory, gdb database)

That's the classic way to add vector data. If you want to add raster data, use the Add raster layer method. Or just drag it into your map from the Browser:

If that doesn't work, re-check your GDAL version in QGIS, just in case the GDAL version QGIS is using is different to the GDAL/OGR 3.8.4 you note in your question as raster support was only added to the GDAL OpenFileGDB driver in GDAL version 3.7.

To check:

• In QGIS, click Help -> About

  

So for the above QGIS example, only the 2nd QGIS install would be able to read FGDB raster data.