Releases: openSUSE/SUSEPrime
Releases · openSUSE/SUSEPrime
SUSEPrime-0.7.15
prime-select.sh:
- move static X config files to /usr/share/prime; also make sure, that /etc/prime dir
exists before trying to write configuration to /etc/prime/current_type (boo#1173043)
SUSEPrime-0.7.14
- Fix failure on TW to determine current systemd target
- Avoid endless loop when nvidia modules cannot be unloaded (boo#1173632)
SUSEPrime-0.7.13
(Hopefully) fixes user_logout_waiter for gdm autologin (issue#55)
SUSEPrime-0.7.12
README.md: Better explain power-off/powersave option of NVIDIA GPU (issue#54)
SUSEPrime-0.7.11
- Change nvidia's NVreg_DynamicPowerManagement kernel option to 0x01
- This prevents intermittent 1s - 1.5s freezes on Turing GPU's in nvidia mode (issue#52).
SUSEPrime-0.7.10
- README.md: Improved documentation about the requirements for NVIDIA's PRIME render offload support
- NVIDIA's PRIME render offload support needs Xserver of Leap 15.2 or later
SUSEPrime-0.7.9
- Improved documentation
- fixed OS requirements (Leap 15.1 instead of Tumbleweed)
- fixed requirements for DynamicPowerManagement to power off NVIDIA GPU (Turing GPU or later is needed!)
- Fix: use full path in invoking prime-select
SUSEPrime-0.7.8
- README.md: fixed syntax in command
- Blacklist ipmi_msghandler, ipmi_devintf kernel modules (issue#50)
- Make sure these kernel modules are not loaded. Otherwise it may not be possible to turn off NVIDIA GPU.
SUSEPrime-0.7.7
Fix unset option (issue#48)
- unset option
- only disable service with bbswitch version
- reset also to X.Org's glx module as with "intel" option
- make use of $service_test variable where possible
SUSEPrime-0.7.6
README.md: Updated documentation (issue#46)
- Removing dracut config file of nvidia's packages is no longer needed. These packages have been updated since.
- Made config file installation more generic, so nobody tries to install config files, which are already at the right location when using suse-prime packages.
- DynamicPowerManagement specifics apply to 435.xxx and later, not only 435.xx. Made this clear ...