Pedro Henrique
Pedro Henrique
Maybe you could try starting steam itself using `nvx`. The command requires you to type your password in order to turn on/off the GPU. I don't have an Nvidia GPU...
Hi @lfom! Thanks for reporting the issue. I just wanted to ensure the modules are not going to be loaded during boot. It worked the first time for me so...
Hi @NicBOMB, Could you try reproducing that setup again? Sometimes other processes may detect Nvidia drivers are enabled and start using it. Once you close a program started with `nvx...
Yeah, that tee process is nvx trying to turn off the gpu. Could you also post the output of these two commands in the same situation? `lsof /dev/nvidia*` and `sudo...
@ni-ka , I was able to reproduce the issue as well, nice find. I did not find any fixes for it though. Still, for some reason I was able to...
Ok, It is not working anymore, probably I messed up my tests. I will remove the modeset=1 option for now and only leave the troubleshooting on the README.
Another implementation suggestion is to replace `document` in `Owner` by a reference to the root owner or any unique object/symbol that can be an index in a weakmap. Then, on...
A third option is to add some sort of owner tree identifier, just a number or string, and pass it down like what is being done to the root owner....
Closing this, project rewritten, changes don't apply anymore.
Closing this, I rewrote the project in python. Please check the new project, there is a simple config where you can add extra device filters, not well tested though.