![]() ![]() I do this at system startup using this config:Ĭreate file sudo vi /lib/systemd/system/rviceĮxecStopPost=/bin/rm -rf /var/run/nvidia-persistenced In order to fix this, the card must be brought into the correct power mode P2 using the nvidia-persistenced service. My assumption is that the card is set into a proper power state when using the X server, which doesn’t seem to happen otherwise. I saw the same kind of behaviour when using the apt-get based driver installation the moment I blacklisted the nvidia driver. Even when idling, the card would draw lots of power.After that, you could only recover to a useful CUDA mode by rebooting the machine occasionally, executing any kind of CUDA command (including nvidia-smi) would freeze that process. ![]() Having the card in this power mode had two consequences: According to my research, this mode is not available on my GTX 1080 TI when running in CUDA mode. Here’s one more thing that might be important: In my setup, the nvidia card defaulted to power mode P0 (check with nvidia-smi). ![]()
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