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device = 'GT216M [GeForce GT 330M]' (laptop) I'm using FreeBSD version 15.0-RELEASE-p10. I'm trying to get the NVIDIA 340 drivers working. I managed to get them installed but they don't work with X. As per the handbook: https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/x11/#x-configuration-nvidia...

Seems I spoke too soon. I went right from RC-3 to 15.1 so I don't know how much is part of that. Anyway, it installed a bunch of Xlibre Nvidia stuff--I don't have nvidia on this laptop and I don't want Xlibre anything. Also alacritty stopped working saying it needed some GLX something. (Not...

...I installed one system from scratch with 15.1 -RELEASE Used the REPOS for everything but the graphics drivers Built nvidia-drm-kmod from todays port tree which pulled in nvidia-drm-612 and drm-612-kmod $ pkg info nvidia* drm* nvidia-driver-595.80...

...mapping the Linuxulator libraries and using devfs rules to unhide the gpu from Freebsd into the Podman container you dont need to install the nvidia driver in the container So podman uses the freebsd kernel and nvidia driver with native performance without the overhead you would get using...

Ir's good now. Just changed the (apparent) active DVI-VGA converter cable to a passive connector that just connects the different wires. I have bad eyesight. Just didn't see the black cable in-between the display output line. Nvidia doesn't even have VGA for a long time but I missed it anyway.

...i.e., my RTX A400 has 4 mini DP but no others) could be broken, regardless it's separate one or contained as parts of the cable. Anothe possibility could be you've erroneously dropped Blue and Green (if the "reddish" means Magenta, Green alone) in your ~/.nvidia-settings-rc or something else.

What can be the problem if an Nvidia GTX1050 card makes everything red-ish, also in de vt terminal which is almost unreadable in default colors. Do these things ever go bad while they still keep working? It runs X.org on the 470 driver. I used this computer with FreeBSD before but that was with...

Yes thats the other problem nvidia hasnt been supported by mac os for years i only set up mac os in a vm to build some rust scripts even the wallpaper slowed down the vm and it was a pain to set a black screen instead of the wallpaper the other thing is there is no audio unless you pass...

It would be only a proof of concept or something like that,not for some kind of use. My GPU is nVidia,it is not supported by the MacOS. I could not use heavy and serious graphic applications. Once that the desktop manager had been reached, the experiment would stop. In any case, I don't think...

Check this thread (first post): https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/nvidia-incompatible-abi.86096/

I build everything from ports and I am now almost back at the point where I started from. The issue persists. As a last thing I will replace the Quadro P2000 by an old Quadro P600 and check if I will run into the same issues. It would not make me happy as I was relying on the P2000...

...after). if i login manually as user, it stays in CLI. startx also doesn't help, but it points to /var/log/Xorg.0.log, where I see this: ... NVIDIA: Use the -ignoreABI option to override this check Unload module: "nvidia" Failed to load module "nvidia" (unknown error, 0) no screens found (EE) ...

I asked several people to review but no one stepped up, so I moved on.

Enabled the nVidia passthru to a Linux vm : https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/enabled-the-nvidia-gpu-passthrough-inside-a-linux-virtual-machine-via-qemu-accelerated-with-bhyve.102901/

...Accelerator support for QEMU : https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/archive/2025/projects/lRkVElCJ this time I've enabled the passthru of my nVidia GPU to a Linux VM. And finally we got it : That's cool. Isn't it ? The internal logic of the passthru has been heavily copied from Corvin's...

I always start my graphic environment from command line. I have a nvidia0: <NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030> and use kde with xorg working great. I also have wayfire working ok on wayland but I can't get kde working on wayland. Here is my script: #!/bin/sh export XDG_CONFIG_HOME="$HOME/.config"...

I build everything from ports and I am now almost back at the point where I started from. The issue persists. As a last thing I will replace the Quadro P2000 by an old Quadro P600 and check if I will run into the same issues. It would not make me happy as I was relying on the P2000...

You're on the right track (580). Build below from ports for 15.0. x11/nvidia-kmod-580 graphics/drm-66-kmod graphics/nvidia-drm-66-kmod-580 Note that if you prefer old-school config (without DRM/KMS), building the first one from ports would be sufficient. Note that supports for pre-Turing...

Which would be the advised packages to build for the Nvidia Quadro P2000 card? I am on FreeBSD 15.0-RELEASE-p9

My machine is a Dell Precision Tower 3620 with a Quadro P2000 graphics card, so no internal monitor. I have an Eizo ColorEdge GS2420 connected on DisplayPort. Here is my .xinitc file export LANG=en_US.UTF-8 export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 export GDK_USE_XFT=1 export QT_XFT=1 export...