DKMS tree already contains: dxgkrnl-6.6.44-production+truenas
You cannot add the same module/version combo more than once.
Sign command: /lib/modules/6.6.44-production+truenas/build/scripts/sign-file
is there any sign-file or truenas no need sign the driver?
any kind guys know if no need sign how to off set it in dkms? dkms.conf?
Wish you guy have a nice day
Manually installing drivers is unsupported, TrueNAS is marketed as appliance software, not a Linux distro.
If you would like for iXSystems to add a driver, make your case in a feature request here in the forum, it’s an option when making a new thread.
so i should make a case to add hyper-v drivers/hv/dxgkrnl driver to everyone s kernel?
the driver is for wsl2…
It’s apparent I don’t understand what you’re trying to do.
What does WSL2 have to do with TrueNAS? Are you trying to run TrueNAS in WSL2? I don’t see that working out, period.
If you are trying to do things like that, either make a request to have it added, with all the details of why it’s very important.
But really, you’re better off with a distribution, Debian, etc. if you want to muck around with stuff.
hyper v with wsl2 kernel can make the GPU partitioning work… in ubuntu…
but i think the docker running in windows version docker will be more ease to use… since i m not sure dx12 really working on linux app…
finally i found this on github staralt/dxgkrnl-dkms: GPU-P (dxgkrnl) on Hyper-V Linux VM with Latest Kernel
It looks like that is built for an old version of TrueNAS and it only accelerates CUDA, but maybe that’s all you need.
Best of luck!
