When can I expect TrueNAS to add the latest drivers for 5 series cards? I was excited to be able to get my hands on a GTX 5060 TI 16 GB because it actually fits in my server case (the server rack has limited room). Didn’t occur to me that I couldn’t select which Nvidia Driver to install with TrueNAS…

[image] LarsR: You could try to use the nightly of the 25.10 release, but at this stage i would guess it’s not stable enough to use in production. I would not suggest attempting this on a production system at this stage in the development cycle. I’m also not sure the nvidia driver version in …

[image] DjP-iX: I’m also not sure the nvidia driver version in 25.10 nightly builds has even been updated yet. 570.153.02 should be merged now, which does support the 5060Ti, but the statement about using nightlies in production - that largely being “don’t” - remains. @TrueUser I don’t belie…

God DAMN that is annoying I just bought a new system with the very plan of running a combined local AI/TrueNAS system. Makes you wonder if ixSystems should move their release dates to a month after nVidias so this sort of thing doesn’t happen - either that or users light a fire under nVidia to get …

Depending on your risk tolelrance, you could enable dev mode & update the drivers yourself.

It depends on what you mean by risk tolerance… If it means risking the data on the NAS then no way, if it means risking the data in a VM instance if it dies, that is no big as it’s disposable.

Enabling dev mode on your system does not immediately break anything, it just removes a number of safeguards. Previous versions of the NVIDIA driver install script would promptly break the TrueNAS middleware if installed with default settings. In your case I’d look at setting up a VM (or multiple) …

Sorry if it is a dumb question, but: Currently I have a very simple server where I am running Immich and Plex apps running without any issues and I want to add a GPU (Nvidia GTX960, which does not require legacy drivers) with passthrough for VMs (specifically Win10 VM) and I don’t need to use the G…

If you only need the GPU for VMs, then do not install any driver at the host level as it won’t be used. Use the System → Advanced menu to isolate the GPU/PCIe device, and assign it to the virtual machine. Inside the Windows 10 machine, you can then install whichever driver you choose.

Hey HoneyBadger, Thank you for your reply, The problem is, even though the GPU is phsically installed in the server, on TrueNAS shell nvidia-smi can not see it (command not found) and when I try to choose it in Isolated GPUs under Advanced Settings, it shows “Unknown 0000:02:00.0 slot” and if I tr…

Try this, I wrote in my original post: mount -o remount,exec /tmp

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winnielinnie October 16, 2025, 9:35pm 37

It’s a NAS. The latest Nvidia driver support will always be secondary. I think a NAS appliance’s stable releases should revolve around stability and storage, not a GPU vendor’s calendar.

I was only half joking when I made this.

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