Reading GPU data
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Can it be that the relatively new card is not fully supported?
Attached GPUs : 1 GPU 0000:01:00.0 Product Name : GeForce GTX 750 Ti Product Brand : GeForce Display Mode : N/A Display Active : N/A Persistence Mode : Disabled Accounting Mode : N/A Accounting Mode Buffer Size : N/A Driver Model Current : N/A Pending : N/A Serial Number : N/A GPU UUID : GPU-4ea162da-1907-88f0-06dd-653f553d34e2 Minor Number : 0 VBIOS Version : 82.07.25.00.3A MultiGPU Board : N/A Board ID : N/A Inforom Version Image Version : N/A OEM Object : N/A ECC Object : N/A Power Management Object : N/A GPU Operation Mode Current : N/A Pending : N/A PCI
Also shouldn’t we open a new thread as the discussion becomes quite technical and doesn’t really fit to the topic?
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It seems that there has been a shameful bug in NVML wich prevents nvidia-smi from getting the information:
https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/topic/543446/-solved-when-will-nvidia-fix-nvidia-smi-a-/
There is a C code as a workround. It needs to be tested though:
https://github.com/CFSworks/nvml_fix
Linux geeks know Nvidia as the best vendor for their support for Linux. How could this even be possible?!
Something else: Can nvidia-settings be run in a terminal configured to show some outputs? Can we get any info in a terminal from it?
I just posted this and saw that you had already replied. I agree with posting a new thread.
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Is there any update on this? Has anybody compiled the code and tested it successfully?
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Didn’t follow up on that, sorry.
Good you bounced.