I have a Nvidia Tesla P4 I want to use with nvidia vgpu, according to the documentation i can find, the latest vgpu version supported is 16, but the driver that ships with that is v535, which is too low for one of the uses i want (frigate, requires >=545), and the latest supported looks like v580. I tried vgpu 19 but it didn’t work for me.
Google used to host drivers for them but I guess Nvidia got mad or they got tried of everyone downloading from them
You might be able to alter the feature score and GridLicensing registry entries to give you vgpu
For example, to get Optimus I have to change adapter type to 1, feature score to d1 and grid to 7 on my p100
The latest driver I have used this on is 551.61
I have a eval license so i can get them directly from nvidia
this says version 16, but that contains the old v535 drivers. i tried the newest vpgu package that contained v580 but that didn’t expose any mdev types.
nvidia’s driver search site says the latest supported is v580 for standard usage
What about this one