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If it's at all useful, I did an upgrade the other day, (I have packages set to latest), and am having no trouble with Nvidia (580.142) at present.

FYI here. Note that 580.142 is released AFTER Beta 595.45.04. I myself am not bitten, so cannot check by myself.

Not tested yet, I'll do tomorrow if I can. I can't find any thread on the Web saying it's solved.

...-kur 15.0-RELEASE-p4 15.0-RELEASE-p4 15.0-RELEASE-p4 uname -a FreeBSD talos 15.0-RELEASE-p4 FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE-p4 GENERIC amd64 dmesg nvidia0: <NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti> on vgapci0 vgapci0: child nvidia0 requested pci_enable_io vgapci0: child nvidia0 requested pci_enable_io...

From host environment directly. nv-sglrun is the wrapper script installed by emulators/libc6-shim.

Are you running nv-sglrun nvidia-smi and nv-sglrun clpeak from the host FreeBSD system, or chrooted in the Linux compat directory?

You'll need x11/linux-nvidia-libs, devel/libepoll-shim, emulators/libc6-shim and maybe science/linux-ai-ml-env to use CUDA on Linuxulator. With all the above installed (-devel variants of NVIDIA things, though), % nv-sglrun nvidia-smi /usr/local/lib/libc6-shim/libc6.so: shim init Fri Mar 13...

Many things are moving towards Vulkan as a compute backend. Unlike OpenGL, it is flexible enough. PyTorch looks a little unmaintained though for Vulkan. It could also be that the FreeBSD port for compute related work is simply incomplete too.

If I understand correctly, NVIDIA needs at least Linux-compatible (at least source code level) UVM (Unified Virtual Memory) support to port CUDA on FreeBSD. Possibly more, though.

I don't think nvidia has interest in developing a cuda driver for freebsd...

...FreeBSD, and on the FreeBSD side, everything mostly works without a hitch. I have already been using AMD GPUs because I know what kind of crap NVIDIA has been pulling with Linux, and surprise surprise, same story here. This caught my interest because I recently installed FreeBSD on an old...

I did eventually figure out the ppt addresses for the four port, four channel Startech USB3 cards. https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/after-having-removed-one-nvidia-graphic-card-from-my-pc-all-the-intel-devices-appeared-without-the-proper-driver-attached.82648/#post-539437

...what is done in the enable_vulkan function, renderD devices start with 128+n, where n is the id of the associated card Not tested with NVIDIA cards and will probably not work as is You will need to install at least linux-rl9-vulkan-loader, linux-rl9-dri To avoid issues, you need to set...

Any differences on driver version 580.142 (landed at commit 0af72ff3039f33cbd95b8a8f364117181acc635c on latest [aka main] branch)? Note that it would pull in newly added graphics/egl-wayland2 (dma-buf based implementation) for non-legacy versions.

Does driver version 580.142 (landed at commit 0af72ff3039f33cbd95b8a8f364117181acc635c on latest [aka main] branch) help? Note that it would pull in newly added graphics/egl-wayland2 (dma-buf based implementation) for non-legacy versions.

Yesterday , I did a test run of the KDE-Desktop installer . The NVIDIA related directives was correctly placed in /boot/loader.conf end /etc/rc.conf , and SDDM was launched on next reboot. All Good. For the Linux environment installation. I realised that its not...

kldstat | grep whateverdriveryoushouldbeusing i915, nvidia

A Port Config OPTION for graphics/linux-rl9-dri to install x11/linux-nvida-libs ( off by default) would give the system administrator the chance to take the decision to install x11/linux-nvidia-libs , depending on the circumstance if a Nvidia Card exists in the Computer.

~ cat /dev/sndstat Installed devices: pcm0: <NVIDIA (0x0084) (HDMI/DP 8ch)> (play) pcm1: <NVIDIA (0x0084) (HDMI/DP 8ch)> (play) pcm2: <NVIDIA (0x0084) (HDMI/DP 8ch)> (play) pcm3: <NVIDIA (0x0084) (HDMI/DP 8ch)> (play) pcm4: <Soundcraft Soundcraft Signature 22 MTK> (play/rec) default pcm5...

So it would be nice if graphics/linux-rl9-dri has option to depend on x11/linux-nvidia-libs* (off by default) like done in net-im/zoom. So do emulators/linux-rl9 and editors/linux-wps-office that depends on graphics/linux-rl9-libglvnd by default.