https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=481815
--- Comment #10 from Arjen Hiemstra <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Jonathan Croteau-Dicaire from comment #4) > I think I found something interesting > The return of the command : > `kstatsviewer --list | grep gpu` > ``` > gpu/all/usage All GPUs Usage > gpu/gpu1/power1 GPU 2 PPT > gpu/gpu1/totalVram GPU 2 Total Video Memory > gpu/gpu1/temp2 GPU 2 junction > gpu GPU > gpu/gpu1/usage GPU 2 Usage > gpu/all/usedVram All GPUs Used Memory > gpu/gpu1 GPU 2 > gpu/gpu1/usedVram GPU 2 Video Memory Used > gpu/gpu1/temperature GPU 2 Temperature > gpu/all/totalVram All GPUs Total Memory > gpu/gpu1/memoryFrequency GPU 2 Memory Frequency > gpu/gpu1/in0 GPU 2 vddgfx > gpu/gpu1/power GPU 2 Power > gpu/all All GPUs > gpu/gpu1/temp3 GPU 2 mem > gpu/gpu1/coreFrequency GPU 2 Frequency > gpu/gpu1/name GPU 2 Name > gpu/gpu1/fan1 GPU 2 Fan 1 > ``` > It seems that the software is correctly detecting my gpu as gpu1, but giving > it the name GPU 2 The name is actually correct, the first GPU should actually be "gpu0", it uses 0-based indexing. > That pretty strange. My CPU (Ryzen 7 3700X) doesn't have any iGPU and I > removed my NVIDIA before adding the AMD GPU. > I don't have a /dev/drm/ folder, but I got a /dev/dri/ folder. I only got > card1 and renderD128 in it (and a by-path folder Oh I confused "/dev/dri" with "/sys/class/drm", dri is the right one. Since you only have "card1" there it's actually udev already that uses the wrong index, since the first card *should* be "card0". -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
