Closed Crylia closed 6 months ago
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This looks very much with a issue for the nvidia toolkit, and probably not a container issue.
Last I checked, --gpus all
isn't the way you do this. You need to set the nvidia runtime + the ENV's required.
Last I checked,
--gpus all
isn't the way you do this. You need to set the nvidia runtime + the ENV's required.
This is how I had it originally, I removed it because it wouldn't work and since the exact same issue came up with --gpus all
I figured it would be sufficient
This looks very much with a issue for the nvidia toolkit, and probably not a container issue.
So this mean's I'm out of luck?
Try reinstalling the plugin? Try an older driver version?
Try reinstalling the plugin? Try an older driver version?
I tried another jellyfin docker (bbergle-jellyfin) and it works fine.
Maybe its an ubuntu related problem? Since the other docker is using debian
No issues here using jellyfin with Nvidia on unraid.
Probably something todo with my specific setup then, I'd close it for now as switching the docker fixed it for me.
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
Docker worked fine with my 1660 for a while but now it suddenly won't start anymore
Expected Behavior
Docker to function normal
Steps To Reproduce
Install docker Install nvidia driver confirm both working add --gpu-all in the docker params see it not working anymore
Environment
CPU architecture
x86-64
Docker creation
Container logs