No the driver itself is not the problem, that works perfectly. The problem is that the runtime gets removed from daemon.json all the time. I need to make that runtime persistent.
Codesudo nvidia-ctk runtime configure --runtime=docker^ this command re-adds the runtime to daemon.json (Nvidia documentation)
Yes if you read that whole thread the info is there
The problem is that the runtime gets removed from daemon.json all the time. I need to make that runtime persistent.
Did you read the note on the Docker storage field? You should be leaving it blank if you are going to modify daemon.json.
I would like to add a note on this topic to the wiki in this section. https://wiki.omv-extras.org/do…ins:docker_compose#docker
I have never used an Nvidia card nor do I plan to do so soon, so I'm not sure how to write this so it is understood correctly.
Since you are the creator of that guide that is helping so many people on the forum, I consider that you are the best prepared to propose that text.
I would appreciate it if you could contribute a suggestion for writing this.
A couple of sentences would be enough, or whatever you consider, there is no problem of space.
I'll probably add a link to your guide too, with your permission.
Alles anzeigenI would like to add a note on this topic to the wiki in this section. https://wiki.omv-extras.org/do…ins:docker_compose#docker
I have never used an Nvidia card nor do I plan to do so soon, so I'm not sure how to write this so it is understood correctly.
Since you are the creator of that guide that is helping so many people on the forum, I consider that you are the best prepared to propose that text.
I would appreciate it if you could contribute a suggestion for writing this.
A couple of sentences would be enough, or whatever you consider, there is no problem of space.
I'll probably add a link to your guide too, with your permission.
chente :
I‘m going to have a look into it. I think I will be able to provide a text. But I‘m not an english native so I have to see that I do understand everything correctly and get the right message.
Give me some days and I make a proposal.
Cheer, Chris
But I‘m not an english native
Don't worry about that. Thanks for the help. 
If I got it right you want me to add a text to this passage:
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Docker
/var/lib/docker.
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My proposal would be as following:
Do you think that is sufficient? You could of course add a link to my tutorial.
Best, Chris
My proposal would be as following:
If you are using nvidia drivers in your docker containers (e.g. for Plex or Jellyfin hardware transcoding) you have to leave the path blank. If not, the nvidia driver settings are getting corrupted each time you reconfigure the OMV settings.
Added. Thank you so much.
ZitatDocker
- In this section you can define the docker installation folder. This is useful for getting docker off the OMV system disk. The default path is
/var/lib/docker.- If you are using nvidia drivers in your docker containers (e.g. for Plex or Jellyfin hardware transcoding) you have to leave the path blank. If not, the nvidia driver settings are getting corrupted each time you reconfigure the OMV settings. You can see more details in the chris_kmn's guide.
- In the Docker Storage field define the path of the folder you want to use to install Docker.
- Avoid using symlinks in this field.
- Click Reinstall Docker button. Docker is now installed in the new path.
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