nvidia no stat
Airmancooma opened this issue · 9 comments
there are two gpum one amd and one nvidia i can see the stat of the amd one, so its clock speed memory clock speed utilization. However, nvidia has only 0 0 for clock and gb, not for vram. What could be the problem with ubuntu based distro
@Airmancooma please, post your mangohud.conf file and the lspci output
################### File Generated by GOverlay ###################
toggle_fps_limit=F1
legacy_layout=false
pci_dev=0:01:00.0
gpu_stats
gpu_temp
gpu_core_clock
gpu_mem_clock
gpu_load_change
gpu_load_value=50,90
gpu_load_color=FFFFFF,FFAA7F,CC0000
gpu_text=GPU
cpu_stats
cpu_temp
cpu_mhz
cpu_load_change
core_load_change
cpu_load_value=50,90
cpu_load_color=FFFFFF,FFAA7F,CC0000
cpu_color=2e97cb
cpu_text=CPU
io_color=a491d3
vram
vram_color=ad64c1
ram
ram_color=c26693
fps
engine_color=eb5b5b
gpu_color=2e9762
vulkan_driver
wine_color=eb5b5b
frame_timing=1
frametime_color=00ff00
media_player_color=ffffff
table_columns=3
background_alpha=0.4
font_size=24
background_color=020202
position=top-left
text_color=ffffff
round_corners=0
#GOVERLAY_THEME=mangohuddefault
toggle_hud=F1
toggle_logging=Shift_L+F2
upload_log=F5
output_folder=/home/airmancooma
media_player_name=spotify
@Airmancooma please, post your mangohud.conf file and the
lspcioutput
Are you here?
@Airmancooma please, post your mangohud.conf file and the
lspcioutputAre you here?
Sorry @Airmancooma , forgot to answer. I take a look in your lscpi to see if there's any new referente to a vga controller since goverlay make a filter based on "VGA Compatible controller" string. It doesn't seem to be the issue. Another question, do you installed the nvidia proprietary driver ? If you are running the opensource "nouveau"it might explain why you have no output.
Yes the driver is downloaded correctly and the nouveau driver is disabled. I'm doing my own operating system and I don't understand why it doesn't print out, maybe there's something not installed that I should have installed besides the driver?
check if you have the vulkan-icd-loader
check if you have the vulkan-icd-loader
dpkg -l | grep vulkan
ii libvulkan1:amd64 1.3.239.0-1 amd64 Vulkan loader library
ii libvulkan1:i386 1.3.239.0-1 i386 Vulkan loader library
ii mesa-vulkan-drivers:amd64 23.1.2kisak1k amd64 Mesa Vulkan graphics drivers
ii vulkan-tools 1.3.239.0+dfsg1-1 amd64 Miscellaneous Vulkan utilities
airmancooma@airmancooma:~$
and btw i use wayland
ouch... sorry man. I really dont know what else it can be. Maybe the Mangohud discord could help you more.
ouch... sorry man. I really dont know what else it can be. Maybe the Mangohud discord could help you more.
Okay, thanks for the help anyway!