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amd = "No GPU to monitor" #250
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It's not surprising this isn't working given that the card is based on CDNA rather than GCN or RDNA. It's very well possible that kernel APIs are missing, and even if not, I doubt any dev off nvtop has a test card available to them. I personally would be inclined to close this issue as wontfix, but @Syllo would know better than I would if implementing support is a possibility or not. |
If I had access to such card I could try and add support if there is a way to discover these GPUs. If it's not registering through the drm driver I'm not surprised it's not showing in |
Same problem with 7900xtx bymiller@byron-X570:~$ nvtop rocm-smi --showproductname ============================ ROCm System Management Interface ============================
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bymiller@byron-X570:~$ sudo dmesg | grep drm |
Hey I'm happy to give you access to my server |
I'm experiencing this issue as well |
This also happens for me on a Radeon RX 7900 XTX (as well as on a Radeon RX 7900 XT)
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Added the ids for RX 7900 XTX / XT myself to Regarding the MI100 card, I would guess the line would be:
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Really? What you are adding is the SubDeviceID, not the DeviceID, and |
Well, This is the information on 7900 XTX from https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/drm/-/blob/main/data/amdgpu.ids
I took 0x471e from Just weird that the OP couldn't get UPDATE: Changed to DeviceID 0x744C in |
@numas |
Thank you @Umio-Yasuno ! You are correct, the unpatched build works (though still with some N/A info) - I was comparing with the distro provided Sorry for the noise, I will remove the pull request. |
Hello I get an error message "No GPU to monitor" even though my cards are displaying in rocm-smi and lspci
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