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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 08/01/2014 01:13 PM, Harry Koris
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<div>Hi,<br>
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I'm looking to install AMD 13.25 APU Driver so that I
can access the on-board graphics from within a
Centos-x86_64 container. I've added the PCI slot that
the GPU comes up on using the '--pci_add' option but
the driver still reads out that no compatible adapters
were found. If I run 'lspci' in the container the GPU
does show up. I have the driver running on the HE
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Is there a certain device that I can add to the
container?<br>
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Might be. Try to strace whatever program is trying to access the
hardware<br>
and see what device(s) it tries to use, then add those to the
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<div>Is it possible to modprobe the driver from the
hardware, into the container?<br>
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No, you always load modules on the host (and before starting the
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<div>As a side note, I do have the module loaded on the
hardware node prior to launching the container.<br>
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Good.<br>
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Any information that may help is appreciated.<br>
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