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Greetings, I'm running into a couple of problems here. I cloned my current boot environment, and found that there are nvidia drivers compiled against xlibre. When I tried to install xlibre and the xlibre nvidia drivers, I got: # pkg install xlibre-server xlibre-nvidia-driver-580.126.18...

...they are usually OK, but sometimes there can be problems. Similarly intel chipset graphics almost always works, whereas ymmv with ati or nvidia, or you may have to spend more time getting it to work. That's not to say that AMD chipsets or nvidia graphics won't work, but you may have to...

...Ive attached my 14 touch screen image how it acts ( when touch function is active and i separated in the way my monitors are set up in nvidia-settings) when i click on something ... if u see, i have chrome open and if i click on Gmail, Images Add shortcut - i would not be able to click on...

...probably possible as well with CUDA with a lot of tinkering, it was not going to work with my very specific set of constraints. I'm using Nvidia Tesla P40 cards, which use the Pascal architecture, which is an old architecture which Nvidia dropped support for in its drivers starting from...

Bypassing LHR limits was interesting :p If NVIDIA released LHR cards to combat the mining craze for gamers, why's AI fair-game? A GPU purchase is a purchase :p

You know why you don't get your hands on NVIDIA blobs. Well the chips allow much , much more, and as you are a very bad bad boy, you would abuse :)

...know, but I hope it helps. Diagnosis The Xorg log shows the Intel HD 4600 as the active scanout device: Screen "intel"(0) is created, NVIDIA is configured as an Inactive device, and the NVIDIA Xorg driver is unloaded during startup. This matches a muxless/hybrid laptop where the internal...

Hi. Ok, I know this wouldn't be a news, rather one more confirmation that laptop with hybrid video (intel+nvidia) can't run pure wayland setup with both cards simultaneously. Works only one - either intel or nvidia, depending on that I specify in WLR_DRM_DEVICES. Laptop on Intel UHD 630 +...

...started to behave unstabully, still not always, though, but a bad sign). No notebooks matching my requirements found (having Turing or later NVIDIA dGPU and can completely disable iGPU via UEFI firmware config). I already had spare 4TB NVMe SSD and just purchased 64GB DDR5-5600 SO-DIMM for...

I ordered a high end nvidia card but decided I didn't need it right now so I returned it. I might regret that decision. I honestly think there may come a world wide economic collapse fairly soon.

Yes, running Llama.cpp or similar on CPU (or on GPU inference using Vulkan) is not an issue. The problem is when you want to run CUDA - which sadly is the most efficient way by far to run inferences. Running on GPU is several orders of magnitude faster than running on CPU (provided you have...

I have used "ollama". Works fine. But i did not recognised my NVIDIA stuff to do on GPU.

...thank you. I was still figuring out if my best shot would be running llama.cpp from the Linux chroot and trying to have it use the FreeBSD Nvidia driver through Linuxator, or if I should go the opposite direction, using llama.cpp on the host FreeBSD and trying to make it access CUDA libs...

...correctly, someone once tried and created ports, but never worked well and removed.) So if you try this way, in the mentioned config for NVIDIA dGPU, Driver line should be "nvidia" instead of "nouveau", would need to add BusID line like BusID "PCI:1:0:0" (here, the argument should edited...

...for less real GPUs) The experience is like Teamviewer/remote control, but Sunshine/Moonlight use GPU encoding and is designed for low-latency gaming (general desktop looks good and low latency like it's bare-metal); iirc it's based on NVIDIA tech but Sun/Moon also support AMD/Intel encoders.

This lspci looks like it's muxless (Intel on main VGA/NVIDIA on 3D) I had this years ago for a 1060 laptop and Linux (nothing special iirc but forces specific DDX instead of modesetting): Section "OutputClass" Identifier "Intel Graphics" MatchDriver "i915" Driver "intel"...

If your notebook has multiple outputs (i.e., HDMI, mini HDMI, DP, mini DP in any combination), possibly one of the ports alone is connected to dGPU, if you're lucky enough.

when I tried to connect the laptop using hdmi to a tv to see if I can use only nvidia , it seemed that the hdmi port is connected to the intel Igpu rather than nvidia dgpu sadly

...you a link, I've lost track with it as it was 5+ years ago), at least some notebooks had "external" HDMI and/or DP port directly attached to NVIDIA dGPU, but not to internal display panel. ThinkPad P52 (at the moment) alone had configuration to disable iGPU via UEFI firmware and let NVIDIA...

I asked claude ai about the situation and it recommended me to connect a monitor to the hdmi connector to make nvidia gpu work Conversation here