** Description changed: - [Steps to reproduce] - 1. Install 20.04.3 with "Third-party packages" on a system which containing a RTD3 supported nvidia card. - 2. After the installation, press enter to reboot system - 3. prime-select query + RTD3 is a nvidia GPU feature to support runtime suspend. - [Expected result] - on-demand + On-demand would be a X offloading feature. - [Actual result] - performance + They are independent, according to discussion on + https://github.com/tseliot/ubuntu-drivers-common/issues/55. - --- + Some parts need to be adjusted, e.g. - It's because ubiquity launches `ubuntu-drivers install --packages-list - ...` in live system but install each package to target storage. + ``` + # If we are dealing with NVIDIA PRIME, and runtimepm + # is supported, enable it + if (os.path.isfile('/run/nvidia_runtimepm_supported') and + os.path.isfile('/usr/bin/prime-select')): + print('Trying to select the on-demand PRIME profile') + try: + subprocess.call(['prime-select', 'on-demand']) + except: + pass - When installing nvidia-prime, the preinst set "on" to "/etc/prime- - discrete" which will be referred by gpu-manager. The gpu-manager will - set to performance mode. + # Create the override file for gpu-manager + with open('/etc/u-d-c-nvidia-runtimepm-override', 'w') as f: + f.write('# File created by ubuntu-drivers\n') + ``` - After confirming with Alberto on Mattermost, since we don't have a - nvidia driver which lower than 450 version since focal. - - I think we are ok to switch to on-demand mode. --- [Impact] * Ubuntu will set GPU mode to performance as default which may use more power * User can't use GPU for other purpose (eg: deep-learning) if RTD3 is not supported * According to Nvidia README, the RTD3 doesn't support on non-laptop machine [Test Plan] * Install Ubuntu, and then execute 'ubuntu-drivers install' to install GPU driver. After the installation, reboot the system. Execute "prime-select query" should get "on-demand" - * Old GPU (which supported by nvidia-390 only) will keep in performance mode, refer LP:1957094. Execute "prime-select query" should get "nvidia" + * Old GPU (which supported by nvidia-390 only) will keep in performance mode, refer LP:1957094. Execute "prime-select query" should get "nvidia" * On non-laptop machine. Can set GPU mode to on-demand * On laptop with GPU in runtime PM support list. Set GPU mode to on-demand and Nvidia driver is loaded with "NVreg_DynamicPowerManagement=0x02" [Where problems could occur] * With GPU supported RTD3 not able enable runtime PM on non-laptop. But based on the Nvidia README, this case shall not happened. [Other Info] Changelogs: nvidia-prime (0.8.16~0.20.04.2) focal; urgency=medium [ Jeremy Szu ] * Set on-demand mode as default nvidia mode (LP: #1942307) [ Alberto Milone ] * prime-select: - Detect chassis type and enable RTD3 only on laptops (LP: #1942788). - on-demand mode doesn't need to depend on RTD3 (LP: #1942789). - Use bootvga detection when last_gfx_boot is not available. - Don't check the current profile when setting a profile (LP: #1946476). - Catch BrokenPipeError. - Use bootvga detection when last_gfx_boot is not available. - - nvidia-prime (0.8.16.2~0.21.04.1) hirsute; urgency=medium - - [ Jeremy Szu ] - * Set on-demand mode as default nvidia mode (LP: #1942307) - - [ Alberto Milone ] - * prime-select: - - Detect chassis type and enable RTD3 only - on laptops (LP: #1942788). - - on-demand mode doesn't need to depend on - RTD3 (LP: #1942789). - - Use bootvga detection when last_gfx_boot - is not available. - - Don't check the current profile when setting - a profile (LP: #1946476).
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