March 4, 20242 yr I recently made a fresh USB to update to 6.12.6 after having issues with plugins when upgrading from 6.11. Ever since, I've been unable to get my iGPU to work. Before, I had it shared between three Docker containers without any issues. I've made sure to have it enabled in BIOS. It is present in System Devices. However, there's no `/dev/dri` that I could pass through with `--device='/dev/dri/card0' --device='/dev/dri/renderD128'`. Modprobe doesn't return anything; it simply blocks the terminal indefinetely. I do have the Intel TOP plugin installed. Thank you very much for any pointers. stower24-diagnostics-20240304-1316.zip
May 17, 20242 yr It works for me now, but I don't know the cause. For me dGPU's vfio binding plays a role. To reproduce solution: - removed dGPU from server and pluged hdmi to iGPU - removed files in /config/modprobe.d/ [i915.conf] [ast.conf] - removed file /config/vfio-pci.cfg - kept plugin "Intel GPU TOP" installed - started server -> checked iGPU with "intel_gpu_top" in terminal -> iGPU working - checked if /dev/dri is existent. -> OK now - shutdown server and pluged in dGPU again. HDMI connected to dGPU only. - started server and checked iGPU with "intel_gpu_top" in terminal -> iGPU still working - also started VM's and checked dGPU passtrough. -> working (without[!] using vfio binding via "tools->system devices") My initial situation was: - vfio binding used for dGPU passtrough to VM (thought it is necessary. But seams not.) - iGPU activated via bios. Multi-Monitor enabled - intel_gpu_top shows nothing - no /dev/dri/ available Edited May 17, 20242 yr by mocky
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