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www.tumfatig.net
Not so long ago, I experimented on so-called Generative AI using an external eGPU and Slackware Linux . Because I'm a BSD fanboy, I started looking at doing the same on FreeBSD. But I faced a lot of missing dependencies issues and Python compilation errors. As a non fluent Python person, I couldn't solve all the errors I encountered and decided to see if the FreeBSD Linux Binary Compatibility feature would be able to achieve the goal; after all, there are people using it to watch DRM stuff from the Clouds. Spoiler alert: it does work given an organized small amount of command line spells. |
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gist.github.com
Use integrated graphics for display and NVIDIA GPU for CUDA on Ubuntu 14.04 - configure_cuda_p70.md |
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michlstechblog.info
Linux: Prevent X11/Xorg from using a (Nvidia) GPU |
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v3gard.com
[AI summary] The author describes building a DIY head-tracking device using an Arduino and MPU-9250 chip to enhance immersion in the simulation game Elite Dangerous. |
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