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[BUG] On some systems desktop never exits "Checking for GPU" Mode

Open mattdawkins opened this issue 4 years ago • 6 comments

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mattdawkins avatar Oct 10 '21 20:10 mattdawkins

how long did you give it? On windows it can take a minute or two.

BryonLewis avatar Oct 11 '21 12:10 BryonLewis

1.5 hours

mattdawkins avatar Oct 11 '21 16:10 mattdawkins

Sorry can I get a bit more info? Looks like windows OS. What was the card and is this a laptop that has dual (Intel integrated and GPU) cards available?

BryonLewis avatar Oct 12 '21 14:10 BryonLewis

Windows 7, GeForce 1070 card, older driver version, 380, desktop machine don't think the MOBO has integrated graphics as well but not definitely. In control panel, computer management settings the 1070 is the only card listed under the display adapter settings.

mattdawkins avatar Oct 18 '21 01:10 mattdawkins

@BryonLewis, what is the next action here?

waxlamp avatar Jan 12 '22 21:01 waxlamp

On windows we check for nvidia-smi to be installed to know that we have a compatible GPU that can be used with VIAME.

The code that checks it is here: https://github.com/Kitware/dive/blob/main/client/platform/desktop/backend/native/windows.ts#L131-L191 Which will return an error if there is an issue or should exit properly with relevant data if it exists.

I think the next step would be to see if nvidia-smi is in the default cmdline path for windows or in the default location of "${programFiles}\\NVIDIA Corporation\\NVSMI\\nvidia-smi.exe" to see if running the program results in an error or a proper return value.

ghost avatar Jan 12 '22 22:01 ghost