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GPU in IOMMU but no /dev/dri

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I just finished assembling my unRAID server and hit a snag when installing Plex. I was following a guide on YT and I noticed my server has no /dev/dri for hardware encoding. I start down the rabbit hole and the GPU does show up in the IOMMU list and outputs a signal to a monitor, but doesn't seem to be recognized by unRAID other wise.

 

symptoms:

I installed the 'GPU Statistics' plugin and it shows no data. Clicking on the settings button, I get the error 'Error 300: Vendor utility not found.'

Plex will start no issues without any hardware encoding set up. When I try to set it up by adding another device to the Plex docker, as in the guide, named /dev/dri with the value also set to /dev/dri the docker will not start and checking the logs I get the text below.

 

Jan 11 20:21:58 MoneyPenny rc.docker: Plex-Media-Server: Error response from daemon: error gathering device information while adding custom device "/dev/dri": no such file or directory

Jan 11 20:21:58 MoneyPenny rc.docker: Error: failed to start containers: Plex-Media-Server

 

I happen to have 2 1070s and tried both with the same result. Looking into other threads I found some similar issues dealing with intel chips. I tried some of those fixes and found no results, presumably because they were for intel.

 

unRAID version 6.8.3

GPU 1070

CPU Ryzen 3600

Board ASUSTek Tuf B450M-Plus Gaming

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