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brokeDude2901 / dxgkrnl_ubuntu

Microsoft GPU-P (dxgkrnl) on Hyper-V Ubuntu VM
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OpenGL performance /gpu not detected after booting to the custom kernel #17

Open KHBah opened 9 months ago

KHBah commented 9 months ago

I'm planning to give this a try , one of the main reasons I use linux is to run a few apps that rely heavily on opengl ... wsl2 was a real disappointment with very poor opengl performance ... I'm not running anything that is gpu intensive but what kind of opengl performance can I expect if i set things up with GPU-P support using the dxgrknl kernel?

KHBah commented 8 months ago

I just thought I would edit the title instead of starting a new thread ...

so I finally had some free time to test it .

-I got through the GPU partitioning part with no problems (just had to do a few changes like some users suggested here like Get-VMPartitionableGpu instead of Get-VMHostPartitionableGpu because I'm on win 10 22h2)

-the copy libs and drivers part worked fine... I just used a Samba shared folder instead of scp to copy files to "temp_folder" everything seemed to go smoothly in step 3 with the commands on ubuntu vm .. except getting "/sbin/ldconfig.real: /usr/lib/wsl/lib/libcuda.so.1 is not a symbolic link " ..idk if this might be a problem ... checking other tutorials it doesn't seem like this breaks anything .

the custom kernel part worked perfectly fine and I rebooted and it showed up in grub and ubuntu loaded fine with the custom kernel but the GPU was not detected ...still llvmpipe.

so I'm not sure what went wrong .. this is my setup : Win 10 22h2 host / ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS (guest ) /gen2 /RTX 3060ti