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Doesn't work on Ubuntu 20.04.1 #12
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Not sure yet where to problem is. Could you please post the output of |
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So here we have the problem. I don't know why nvidia-smi failed here, maybe nvidia does not support this functionality for this model. Btw, I think this problem is not depending on Ubuntu 20.04.1. |
i am having the same issue, so i will post the output here since i can't run it too |
The only thing we can get in your case is the memory load :(
Maybe better than nothing, but not really satisfying in my opinion. But for the GPU we have to use nvidia-smi. However, I am still interested in brown-d output, to see if nvidia-smi behaves the same in his case. |
Also I found this in 'man nvidia-smi': The "nvidia-smi dmon" command-line is used to monitor one or more GPUs (up to 4 devices) plugged into the system. [...] The output data per line is limited by the terminal size. It is supported on Tesla, GRID, Quadro and limited GeForce products for Kepler or newer GPUs. |
I am also having issues on OS: Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS x86_64 no nvidia, Lenovo Carbon X1. python3 sysmon.py |
Are we any further with this issue, I encountered it also. |
I faced the same problem (GeForce GT 710 in my case, IMHO it doesn't make sense to classify supported and unsupported cards. Simple logic „if nvidia-smi fails, disable GPU stats” would do… Quick&dirty patch in
(I added two last lines) and sysmon starts. Of course GeForce tab doesn't show any data. It would be nicer to hide this tab in such a case of course. |
Seems like some kind of problem with the GPU portion? I have Ubuntu 20.04.1 with NVIDIA 450.66, Python 3.8.2.
GPU hardware is GTX 780.
Here's a screenshot of nvidia-smi output if that helps:
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