Checking card: NVIDIA Corporation Device 2507 (rev a1)
Uh oh. Your card is not supported by any driver version up to 525.60.13.
A newer driver may add support for your card.
Newer driver releases may be available in backports, unstable or experimental.
root@debianplex:/var/log# sudo apt install nvidia-driver
Reading package lists… Done
Building dependency tree… Done
Reading state information… Done
nvidia-driver is already the newest version (525.60.13-1).
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
One final question, do you think this might have something to do with me running Debian Server as opposed to Debian Desktop? Or not having a GUI installed?
Not having a GUI installed is one thing.
Is there an HDMI plug on the card ? ( VERY common problem on Windows machines )
I know Ubuntu server (what I use) with a P2200 is happy as can be but the P2200 isn’t a new card.
Without having a machine I can load Debian 11 server on and fuss with , I’m guessing at the reason but if the difference is Server vs Desktop distro then it speaks poorly to what they’ve done to the Debian 11 distro.
Yes there is an HDMI on the 3050. Server is GUI free, Desktop is GUI included. I just run my sever headless and use SSH about 95% of the time. I do have a monitor hooked up but only for validation of things and to work on the system if it reboots into emergency mode. For the most part, that monitor is displaying a windows server.
This is the basis for my question at the top of this thread. I know that Plex “officially” supports Ubuntu. I had Debian 10 on a previous plex server. Attempted to move to Windows (wanted to test a different config/hardware set up) and when I decided to come back to Linux, went to 11 as it was the current LTS. I’m about ready to wipe the primary OS and run Ubuntu to see if that corrects this whole issue.
I truly appreciate you helping with what you can. I’ll hit up the Nvidia forums to see if anyone can help as I can’t figure out why this is an issue. I’ve even got a thread going in the Debian forums.
Debian/Ubuntu Server doesn’t build the /dev/dri system, suggest you use the desktop iso and just don’t install desktop/window manager if you want a cli system.
Also do everyone a favor and leave the default mainline kernel in place.
I think so. But I’m fine with the CPU taking the audio transcode, it’s the video transcode I was more concerned with. Glad this is up and running! Thank you so very much @ChuckPa!