I already collect timestream data once every 10 seconds using nvidia-smi. nvidia-occupancy would also like to collect data in this way. Is there any way to save nvidia-occupancy timeseries data using linux terminal? Currently, the values that can be easily obtained were only the maximum values. Answer Currently, there isn’t any tool to collect occupancy information the way nvidia-smi collects
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How can I use the watch command with a customized nvidia-smi output message?
I use the nvidia-smi command quite frequently, and I have a separate alias in my .bashrc that I use to monitor it (alias gpu=’watch -n 3 nvidia-smi’). I recently learned about customizing the output message of nvidia-smi and am using the following: nvidia-smi | tee /dev/stderr | awk ‘/ C / {print $3}’ | xargs -r ps -up that I
Is it possible to threshold the maximum GPU usage per user?
We have Ubuntu 18.04 installed machine with an RTX 2080 Ti GPU with about 3-4 users using it remotely. Is it possible to give a maximum threshold GPU usage per user (say 60%) so any other could use the rest? We are running tensorflow deep learning models if it helps to suggest an alternative. Answer My apologies for taking so
How can I write CUDA in Visual Studio on Windows and deploy it to Linux?
I’m assisting a professor in setting up a lab for a class in parallel programming. The process will be the following: A student logs into a virtual machine running Windows 7. This machine has no GPUs available. It has version 7.5 of the CUDA toolkit installed along with Visual Studio 2013. Students are supposed to use Visual Studio to write
Kernel update breaks CUDA
I have a NVIDIA Grid K2 GPU allocated to a virtual server running Ubuntu 14.04. To reinstall the proper drivers after an automatic kernel update I ran sudo apt-get update followed by sudo apt-get install nvidia-current. Now I cannot get CUDA 7.5 to work any longer. If I run the deviceQuery sample I get the following message: This is the
Confusion over compute units and expected cores on nvidia GPU
I have an nvidia GTX 750 Ti card, which is advertised as having 640 CUDA cores. Indeed, the nvidia settings application also reports this. I’m trying to use this card to do OpenCL development on Linux. Now, I have reported from the OpenCL environment (through PyOpenCL if it makes a difference) that the number of compute units is 5. My
Jetson TK1 booting issues
Received my Jetson TK1 yesterday. After unboxing it and configuring the Linux GUI, rebooting the device with a mouse (cordless) attached to its USB 3.0 port takes it to some sort of Command line page where it probably loads some files and then the screen starts printing ” [ . ] “. Nothing happens beyond that until I restart the