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...properly passed through to virtual machines. Due to work requirements, we recently added a new RTX 5000 Ada to the same machine. However, nvidia-smi is unable to recognize this GPU correctly. I tried reinstalling the driver, but the installer displayed two different warnings, as shown below...

...type from Bios to UEFI. So no probleme my main VM, with Jellyfin, has (now) a working GPU (NVIDIA QUADRO P1000), with the 575 drivers. NVIDIA-SMI is showing it, and showing it working when Jellyfin is playing something : So here's my problem : the...

...[ 5.225281] [drm] Initialized nvidia-drm 0.0.0 20160202 for 0000:01:00.0 on minor 1 Output from nvidia-smi when transcoding https://pastebin.com/z3m9VNsW I installed the NVIDIA and CUDA drivers through apt following this guide: https://wiki.debian.org/NvidiaGraphicsDrivers I also...

With the new Blackwell series, nvidia switched to Open, you need to use install the latest 570.xxx MIT/GPL driver. Nvidia Proprietary driver will no longer work. nvidia-smi will work after.

...correctly. However I am having hard time with different drivers to run the same thing on Ubuntu 22.04. The Ubuntu guest machine hangs on nvidia-smi cmd. While on proxmox seems ok: nvidia-smi vgpu Thu Jun 26 10:59:31 2025...

Hi, from the output of the command you provided, i think there is the support for A30, even if there is an error in journal logs: "GPU not supported by vGPU at PCI Id: 0:17:0:0 DevID: 0x10de / 0x20b7 / 0x10de / 0x0000" i think this error came before the starting of...

...also check the system log using journalctl -b and/or kernel log specifically using dmesg -H for any errors. You can check the output of nvidia-smi vgpu --creatable --verbose - which will confirm whether vGPU is actually supported. Could also try the opt-in 6.14 kernel for example, but - as...

The drivers have different minor version numbers, the output from nvidia-smi does not match up with my setup. They rarely line up with the online drivers. Whatever your hacked up version provides is just that, a hack, it is impossible to support by us. You should open a ticket with whomever is...

vAPPs claims it doesn't have cuda/opencl support or support for 4k and ive been using allof those things, so pretty sure that isn't a problem here, i am also passing the most performant profile type so i think the license is just listed wrong also because i am using a hacked together setup and...

...not vWS, different beast, so you may be passing the wrong card type (or, again, this driver is being weird because it is unsupported). Try nvidia-smi -q (for either platform). Also, those are not the correct drivers, those are the consumer card drivers, the Enterprise drivers aren’t at that...

...(normal left inverted right x axis y axis) $xrandr --listactivemonitors Monitors: 1 0: +*DP-3 1920/480x1080/270+0+0 DP-3 $nvidia-smi Sat Jun 21 19:53:13 2025 +---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | NVIDIA-SMI 535.247.01...

I have the same problem with 5070 Ti with latest Proxmox 8.4.1 and latest Nvidia Proprietary drive. Nvidia-smi yield no devices found. However, when I select MIT/GPL, nvidia-smi works. I was running 2x 1070, and worked fine before.

It's funny that you posted this because **right after** I submitted my post I was looking around and found the 15fps licensing issue. I noticed that on my Windows VM it was only hitting 15 on the passmark tests. Trying out my shiny new licenses now.

...that is 4k or something) the p4 should easily do 4k@30fps 1080p@120+FPS 720p@200-240FPS, etc edit: do you have licensing setup? run & nvidia-smi | Select-String "License" and see the output if unsure. if "unlicensed" you're limited heavily and performance will suffer, you only get 15FPS...

...to 06:00.0 and 07:00.0 respectively. The driver installation appeared to complete successfully with the new IDs. However, now when I run nvidia-smi, I receive the error 'No devices were found.' I'm looking for ideas to resolve this. # nvidia-smi No devices were found # lsmod | grep nvidia...

dmesg: attached nvidia-smi vgpu +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | NVIDIA-SMI 570.148.06 Driver Version: 570.148.06 | |---------------------------------+------------------------------+------------+ | GPU Name...

I've only worked with AMD thus far. The configuration of the GPU PCI pass through can be a bit delicate to get things to work well. I wonder if you're doing pass-through configuring all in the VM or if you're using the Proxmox VE resource mapping ? Coincidentally I've noticed what appears to...

can you post the output of dmesg nvidia-smi vgpu cat /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:43:01.2/nvidia/current_vgpu_type cat /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:43:01.2/nvidia/creatable_vgpu_types ? is there anything sticking out in the journal/syslog on boot with the nvidia cards? if you don't include the...

...the performance the GPU currently is getting, it is definitely using the GPU and strangely it says it is hitting 100% usage at times in nvidia-smi although it bounces around from 5-6% to 30% to 100% and back to 3-8% etc, somehow it is only roughly using about 6-7% overall. I have tried...

...mdev 1 Interestingly, the fifth vgpu allocation shows on the host: nvidia-smi vgpu -q GPU 00000000:43:00.0 Active vGPUs : 5 vGPU ID : 3251634204 VM UUID : f70928dd-e62b-40d6-8749-a401141a10c1...