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My understanding is yes. Each graphics/nvidia-drm-*-kmod (master port of corresponding graphics/nvidia-drm-*-kmod-580 and graphics/nvidia-drm-*-kmod-devel) installs /usr/local/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-nvidia-drm-outputclass.conf, which should be picked as system default. Linked above is the...

> But to use above-mentioned "actual" kmod ports to run X11 (Xorg or XLibre) or Wayland, any one of x11/nvidia-driver{-304|-340|-390|-470|-devel} supporting the GPU to be used is mandatory. I think this statement deserves explanation. Running X with the "nvidia" driver requires...

As the maintainer who did it, it's intentional and unavoidable at least with current form. For conventional, old-school UMS driver (in contrast with KMS), installing x11/nvidia-driver{-304|-340|-390|-470|-580|-devel} as before pulls corresponding x11/nvidia-kmod{-304|-340|-390|-470|-580|-devel}...

ChuckMcM, why would you want to manually build a driver from nvidia when there are multiple ports/packages for several versions? nvidia-kmod-580 is among them.

Most kmod ports that are 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...

Upgraded to 15.1-RELEASE. Upgraded poudriere 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...

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...

It must have changed. I used this in "production" on a HP SFF dual core. I don't have 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...

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...

Maybe it sounds too severe 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...

Basically, API/ABI keeps backward compatibilities throuout single major version, so official pkgs on main repo are built against oldest supported minor releases (in case 15.x, currently 15.0). The exceptions are kmods. Many of kmod ports would be fine for pkgs built against 15.0 even on 15.1...

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...

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...

Thank you for all your answers. Absolutely there 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...

I'm not 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...

My system is an original 15.0 installed system which I installed with ZFS. I followed the same upgrade instructions as shown (above). My 15.0 system had previously been upgraded to p10. Everything pkg wise upgraded well and I thought the entire upgrade from 15.0 to 15.1 was going to be a 100%...

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...

I just 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...

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: