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...the $20/month option doesn't reach very far), or you need hardware to run an LLM locally. You'd spend about $3500, which gets you either: An NVidia 5090 (FreeBSD or Linux) A Strix Halo AMD Ryzen 395 system with 128 GB (unclear whether FreeBSD will do a Vulkan-backed LLM on here). This...

...- d963e50e9a + bc208686df — GPU passthrough NVIDIA - fbfa8be673 — LAPIC IRR scrubbing for MSI passthrough On the kernel side (freebsd-src, branch vmm-qemu-mods-16) there is the whole host support: vmm ioctls...

...NOT depending on LinuxKPI could be said depending on minor versions. But anything depending on LinuxKPI like graphics/drm-*-kmod and graphics/nvidia-drm-*-kmod* depends on even "single commit" to LinuxKPI. This is why src tree used for building kmod ports depending on LinuxKPI and running...

Do all LLMs hallucinate? Absolutely. Was the code generated by an LLM? Yes, it was. Does it work? Maybe. How well? You can't tell unless you can actually read it and understand what's going on, and until then it's 'freshly generated' in a sense that no one has analyzed it yet. I don't see any...

...jail with poudriere jail -u -j 15amd64again and poudriere ports -u -p defaulttree. Ran poudriere successfully for graphics/drm-kmod graphics/nvidia-drm-kmod x11/nvidia-driver kldload nvidia-drm So should be using the right version! Xorg -retro X.Org X Server 1.21.1.23 X Protocol Version...

...-r 15.1-RELEASE freebsd-update install this step updates kernel edit /etc/rc.conf and /boot/loader.conf to not load any modules like i915/nvidia shutdown -r now freebsd-update install this step updates userland freebsd-update install this step may cleanup old libs pkg upgrade -f...

...substitute. I know you've said you don't use tiling window managers but for others looking at this, there is sway (which may not work with Nvidia) and mango, which despite seeming to be one of those WMs that's bloated, can easily have animations and such removed so that it becomes a lot like...

More or less subjective on Xorg tearfree is opt-in, on xlibre it's opt-out. That does make a difference and matches Wayland's, recent, default also.

I chose Xlibre, the Nvidia support is fine, and I find it much smoother. This might be subjective, as it's difficult to measure. It's just a feeling.

...a gaming PC in 2018 (Ryzen 5 2600/GTX 1070) left untouched from that period so would be a fallback when the time comes. As far as I know even with GPUs that are from 2009 era as long they are supported from intel/AMD open drivers (post nvidia 340 driver) there won't be much of an issue like I...

I'm not a NVIDIA insider, but as far as I could hear, nouveau is already outdated and having issues on Linux, thus, not worth trying to port. If it can support all GPUs last supported by any of 3xx branch of proprietary drivers and works fine for them, and if enough new developers having such...

Oh, apologies, I did mean the upstream kernel drivers (nouveau). Admittedly, confused further by me later mentioning upstream nvidia drivers (proprietary). Good point though, I completely forgot about Nvidia's open-source ones. But yeah, you are right, they are focused on their newer products...

I've looked into the open source driver option they have limitations in video playback. There's a similar event happened during the black screen recovering with my desktop pop up saying it's falling back to software rendering due to unsupported opengl driver issue so the acceleration is bound to...

...such PC anymore so I can't test it but I can find my installation code. It depends on: emulators/linux_base-c7 x11/linux-c7-xorg-libs x11/nvidia-kmod-340 x11/nvidia-settings devel/jansson This was around FreeBSD 12. Ports may have changed or disappeared. I also see my own comment saying...

If you mean open-gpu-kernel-modules by NVIDIA, it's only for Turing and later generations of architectures GPUs that have GSP (GPU System Processor) in them. And as far as I could hear from upstream devs, even if we add and fit FreeBSD specific codes included in proprietary driver tarballs, the...

See also: nvidia-340-driver-install-loop-compile-from-source-or-use-nv-im-lost.102955

...better. Out of interest, have you tried with Nouveau (Linux/NetBSD)? Does the upstream open-source drivers support it? So far there are: nvidia - Upstream proprietary driver. Some older cards but mainly focused on new nv - Limited 2D only, old Xorg user-space driver nouveau - Open-source...

...or scary, but basically, any devices that their drivers are EoL'ed upstream should be considered as too old. We'll need to prune x11/{linux-}nvidia-{kmod|driver|libs}{-304|340|390|470} at some point, as these are already EoL'ed upstream years ago. Why we didn't yet is just because the...

...releases. The most significant example would be anything requiring LinuxKPI to run. These are quite keen on even single commits to LinuxKPI. And this is why I strongly recommend to build graphics/{nvidia-}drm-*-kmod* ports locally using 100% matching src tree for running kernel, in commit level.

So you'll need pkg lock graphics/drm-510-kmod (and for anyone using hybrid graphics with NVIDIA dGPUs [aka Optimus] would need pkg lock graphics/nvidia-drm-510-kmod, pkg lock graphics/nvidia-drm-510-kmod-580 or pkg lock graphics/nvidia-drm-510-kmod-devel in conjunction with corresponding...