Unable to install the latest GFE version #7
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S4nfs
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It's supposed to install an "obsolete" version. The newer versions, while being more advanced and feature complete, have more and better checks implemented to detect and block hardware configurations it's not supposed to run on. I have tried to disassemble those versions and patching as many checks as I could but I still haven't gotten it to work. The one the script installs is the last version before all of the checks were implemented. |
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Is it possible that this script works with Nvidia vGPUs ?. I tried with tesla M60 vGPU (no passthrough) installed on my hypervisor 8.1 but the problem occurs when the vGPU tries to get license to break the 14fps capping limit. vGPUs somehow won't support the grid drivers you mentioned in the script. The driver is blocking the nvidia licence manager, However it's working without any other issues rather than it fails to get license which is required to achieve full gpu performance. I also tried with my previously installed vGPU drivers (xenserver vgpu driver) but its showing nvstream API failed while streaming. One more thing i noticed that the script installs grid drivers from Microsoft, Why not from Nvidia? |
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That driver from Microsoft is the only one that I found that enables this to work under Windows 10 on Azure with an M60 GPU so I recommend that one for maximum compatibility. As for running this under Citrix Hypervisor, it should work fine but you will have to install the optimal driver yourself because the script is optimized for cloud services virtual machines. Remember that you need an audio solution for GameStream to work as well as the monitor you open GeForce Experience on to be connected to the NVIDIA GPU. |
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This is the error on TeslaM60 vGPU which i mentioned earlier. Shield is enabled but i saw it failed to load the complete script after restarting.
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Can you run this command in the virtual machine's CMD: |
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Nope it's just skipping the content very fast and closes that window (another cmd) |
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My bad, the command should be |
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C:\Users\Administrator>start /B "" /D "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\NvContainer" "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\NvStreamSrv\nvstreamer.exe" C:\Users\Administrator>[libprotobuf WARNING ..\src\google\protobuf\descriptor_database.cc:58] File already exists in database: BusMessage.proto |
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According to this line: |
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I tried the ParsecGPUcloud updater script but not with the same GPU. I'll try that later. |
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Alright, I will leave the issue open for now. Please report back when you've tried. |
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Yes i tried the james parsec script but it seems that it only works with tesla GPUs running without any hypervisor concept. Also they are more likely to brick your VM on some cloud platforms. Cloudgamestream runs fine on all hypervisor GPUs, (i didn't tried it with A100) Later,I forked the cloudgamestream project but that isn't working somehow. How can i install a custom or a latest GFE version with the same script, i want to know what's blocking the nvidia server. |
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same here.Here the powershell message The machine is a GCP n1-standard-8 (8 vCPUs, 30 GB memory) with Tesla T4 prepared with the parsec script. EDIT: here the log |
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@albertostefanelli The error with NVIDIA FrameBufferCopy not enabling is because it only accepts GRID capable GPUs. You have to use it on a GRID capable GPU as well as installing the GRID version of the driver. The GPU Update script should find the correct driver. @S4nfs The issue isn't that NVIDIA blocks anything server side, it's that more and better hardware checks are present within GFE's files. |
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@acceleration3 thanks for your answer. This is with the driver installed by the GPU Update script. I guess it does install a GRID driver. Any idea of how I can check this ? Thanks ! |
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@albertostefanelli I'm not sure if there's a way to check it. I can't tell you exactly what's wrong with your setup since NvFBCEnable is entirely closed source and developed by NVIDIA, sorry. |
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According to this article (https://blog.parsec.app/rtx-cloud-gaming-with-the-new-aws-g4-instances-11d1c60c2d09/) |
The following Script is downloading the absolete GFE version. I changed the URL inside /install.requirement.ps1 file and still it downloads the v3.13.0.85 Beta Geforce experience. How to solve this.
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