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...ignore and the game is working. I didn't test sound. But I didn't look any further into it. I'm using latest sources on 15-RELEASE with latest Nvidia driver and RTX 3050. From what I can see the game is working without using passthru. EDIT: If you're having issues with a game try the...

...attached to ppt,attaching... rtx 2080ti slot 2/0/3 is not attached to ppt,attaching... rtx 2080ti is fully attached to ppt VM avviata, attendo che x11vnc sia pronto su 192.168.1.11:5905... bhyve: vm_openf: Operation not permitted Someone can pass one nVidia GPU with FreeBSD 15.0 and a...

This issue is Linux side on Bhyve, right? If the issue is really related with interrupt routings, just a possibility, though, setting hw.nvidia.registry.EnableMSI to 1 (or if already 1, flip to 0 instead) in configs equivalent with FreeBSD's /boot/loader.conf on your Linux side help? Don't...

...have installed the Corvin's patches on FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE,from his github : https://github.com/Beckhoff/freebsd-src/tree/phab/corvink/15.0/nvidia-wip using this script : #!/bin/sh # # corvin_build.sh — build unificato per bhyve/vmm di Corvin (Beckhoff) # Integra: setup_git.sh...

Maybe it's because of the congestions in I/O buses. USB requires more (and heavy) layers than PCIe. Actually, implemented as additional layers over PCI(e).

I moved from USB to PCI interface and crackling is completely gone. Under all conditions. Before with sole Focusrite + nvidia crackling would be worse as uaudio and main latency was lowered. But it did not happen with Jack and Jack apps. E.g resizing/moving video-playing Firefox, crackling...

I don't think you missed anything in the manual - if you're referring to the Handbook. Some time-consuming research told me that on FreeBSD, SDDM reads its configs from /usr/local/share/wayland-sessions/ to give you the option to log into a KDE Wayland session. That doesn't seem to be very...

I was just going to check on the manual to make changes to my user session settings for SDDM and I wasn't able to find the instructions in the manual. I had previously dropped some things from my config and was going to try again with Plasma Wayland on Nvidia. Am I just missing them in the manual?

...Heres the text i processed Because the podman container uses Cuda it processed the text in 6 seconds on my Dell XPS 15 2019 with a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 gpu in 6 seconds to create a 50 second audio file Run the kokoro script with the -h option to show the help kokoro -h Help output...

...as well. I set the refresh at 144hz but it only works at 60. Xorg is working nicely at 144hz and in the past has worked well at 165hz with Nvidia. But I don't use that display anymore. :D I'm sure over time there will be an improved experience for Wayland. On Wayfire the graphics are glitchy...

Anyway, it should've been hard works, as (as far as I know) Intel does NOT provide good and readable info. NVIDIA keeps on maintaining lists of currently supported and at which legacy branch specific GPU was last supported in their README. I think this is the best approach. For AMD GPUs, I...

Anyway, graphics/drm-510-kmod and corresponding NVIDIA counterparts are gone on latest (aka main) branch of ports tree. So next quarterly (2026Q3, estimated on early July) should lose it.

...Labwc based on openbox works well https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/labwc-a-stacking-wayland-window-manager-inspired-by-openbox.92955/ Wayfire also works well https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/freebsd-14-wayland-and-wayfire-using-nvidia-on-dell-xps-15.91283/

...is that there's remnants of old-school /etc/X11/xorg.conf for old-school installation (aka UMS in contrast with KMS) that don't use graphics/nvidia-drm-*-kmod* ports and its screen or monitor related section are causing harm (or it doesn't contain proper NVIDIA specific configurations). And...

cracauer@ try creating a screen 0 override file. Section "Screen" Identifier "Screen0" Device "Nvidia Card" SubSection "Display" Modes "1920x1080 EndSubSection EndSection Your logs have entries about screen 0 being in use. Maybe xorg is detecting the igpu?

Another thing to mention from drivers side would be that required libraries are correctly installed or not. x11/nvidia-driver would want graphics/libglvnd x11/libXext x11/libX11 graphics/egl-x11 graphics/egl-wayland2 graphics/egl-wayland alongside with x11-servers/xorg-server and its...