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...But "freshly generated by a hallucinating language model" mischaracterizes what actually happened here. The code was tested on real hardware. NVIDIA passthrough on bhyve works — repeatedly, across reboots, with actual guest OS execution. That is empirical validation, not a claim about the...

...# start-ollama #=============================================================================== # Query nvidia-smi for the GPU name GPU_NAME=$(nvidia-smi --query-gpu=gpu_name --format=csv,noheader) # Check if the gpu is (GTX 16xx, RTX 20xx, or explicit Turing) if echo "$GPU_NAME" | grep...

For me the upgrade has been tragic. My wireless network does not work ('Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd.', 'RTL8821CE 802.11ac PCIe Wireless Network Adapter'). Xorg segfaults (replacing with "i915kms" from "nvidia-drm" works). Thank god for bectl, I'll be on 15.0-RELEASE-p10 for a while.

For me, with a GT1030 card, (which takes the nvidia-580 stuff) upgrading with the instructions didn't pull in the pkgs. So, I updated my ports to the latest, and built the port for nvidia-kmod-drm and nvidia-kmod-66-drm. This pulled in whatever else was necessary, I didn't really pay attention...

...is no reasoning why freebsd-update shouldn't become a script that automates the pkgbase update cycle. I have these on my system since my nvidia has recently become legacy linux-nvidia-libs-580-580.159.04 NVIDIA graphics libraries and programs (Linux) nvidia-driver-580-580.159.04 NVIDIA...

...up under recent DRM requires users follow the instructions on the handbook: https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/x11/#x-configuration-nvidia All this information comes straight from NVIDIA, in the README files for the latest release of each driver For hybrid graphics (Prime/Optimus)...

...I've been relying on these forums for any oddities I ran into, but the only system that gave me any kind of issue was the one with an Nvidia card. I did find on one VM that if I skipped the boot loader step, everything was fine anyway. (Skipped by mistake, not design, missed it and realized...

...in for experiments right now, happy to have it working for now. I went back from latest to quarterly and then there was no mismatch with the nvidia driver version. Based on some other posts from you, you have far more technical knowledge about drm-kmod related stuff and my brain is full with...

...issue with the FreeBSD 15.1 upgrade. I performed the following steps to get my newly install 15.1 system successfully upgraded to support my NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 graphic card: I updated /usr/ports to the 2nd quarter 2026 FreeBSD ports -- using the git command as follows: # git clone...

...(WWW github.io link broken) https://github.com/fabiocolacio/Marker I'm running bspwm (X11) on 15.0-RELEASE-p2 GENERIC amd64, with gfx: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti, and cpu: AMD Phenom II X4. TL/DR: I ran into various problems running these programs, and I propose some solutions in this...

Been smooth on several upgrades. I did run into issues with the machine that had an Nvidia card. I also used bectl first to create a backup boot environment. For me, I had to, after updating the machine with Nvidia, update ports to the newest, and then install nvidia-drm-kmod and...

Hi Mate I upgraded to 15.1 using pkgbase Using a bectl boot environment and poudriere to build the nvidia-driver and nvidia-drm-66-kmod Which took 11 and half hours to build on my Dell xps 15 2019 with 16 gb of ram Heres the forum post...

...upgrade to Freebsd 15.1 with pkgbase and Poudriere on my Dell XPS 15 2019 I used a bectl boot environment with Poudriere to install the new Nvidia driver and nvidia-drm-66-kmod The trick is you have to split the Poudriere set up into 2 parts You can do part of the poudriere set up while on...

...never looked into poudreiere for it. Also, it's always something I find out I need after I need it. :), that is, I either don't notice there was an nvidia upgrade or hope it won't matter, then know that I need to do it, when X either doesn't start or comes out with some resolution like 800x600.

Cheers mate I thought it might be an Nvidia problem Using ports seems like the only way around the issue I would prefer to use poudriere but you cant set up a poudriere 15.1 jail on freebsd 15-p10 So you could set up have to wait until you had upgrade to 15.1 and then set up poudriere 15.1...

Nope, it's a desktop with one single discrete GPU. graphics/drm-612-kmod fails to compile on my system, so I might be missing something:

No, the ABI didn't change (that's a userspace thing). The kernel's LinuxKPI compatibility changed, and the Intel/AMD/NVidia DRM drivers depend on those LinuxKPI kernel features. A DRM kernel driver module built for 15.0 will absolutely crash the entire system when you try to load it in a 15.1...

Hm... Are you using hybrid graphics (aka Optimus)? If so, /dev/dri/card0 could pointing to iGPU and NVIDIA dGPU could be pointed by /dev/dri/card1 or later.

graphics/drm-66-kmod is the default for 15.0-RELEASE or before, but for 15.1-RELEASE or later (stable/15 and main), graphics/drm-612-kmod is the default to be picked by graphics/drm-kmod metaport. And note that graphics/drm-latest-kmod uses main (master) branch of upstream, but tagged as 6.12...

I have both: ❯ cat /boot/loader.conf | egrep 'nvidia' hw.nvidia.registry.EnableGpuFirmware="1" hw.nvidiadrm.modeset="1" # hw.nvidia.registry.EnableResizableBar=1 # OK