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Most laptops have NVIDIA gpus as discreet GPUs in addition to the iGPU of the processor. Because of this, lspci | grep VGA will only show iGPU. And nvidia card is shown as '3D Controller'. Here is my output:
In the scripts gpu type is determined by lspci command and statistics is obtained by nvidia-smi command. I can run the nvidia-smi commands with success. But because of the lspci command it shows GPU unknown.
Can we update this functionality?
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hey @osbm,
setting set -g @dracula-ignore-lspci true should now allow you to always see your NVIDIA gpu.
please let us know if this fixes your issue or if it can be closed :D
Most laptops have NVIDIA gpus as discreet GPUs in addition to the iGPU of the processor. Because of this,
lspci | grep VGA
will only show iGPU. And nvidia card is shown as '3D Controller'. Here is my output:In the scripts gpu type is determined by
lspci
command and statistics is obtained bynvidia-smi
command. I can run thenvidia-smi
commands with success. But because of the lspci command it showsGPU unknown
.Can we update this functionality?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: