Please make sure that “above 4G decoding” or “large/64bit BARs” is enabled, CSM is disabled in bios and the system is booting using EFI.
If that doesn’t help, please set kernel parameter
pci=realloc
Hi in our bios we don’t have“above 4G decoding” or “large/64bit BARs options
about pci=realloc we added this line in /etc/default/grub and after we updated the
grub with the command grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg
In particular with pci=realloc and pci=realloc=on it is n’t possible to install the NVDIA drivers… with pci=realloc=off we are able to reinstall NVDIA driver but nothing change we go back to the starting point nvidia-smi => no devices were found
Now this is some really old machine and the bad news is, IIRC, this won’t work due to the fact that this is an old non-UEFI multi-socket AMD machine and the Linux kernel has disabled 64bit resources for those due to instability. 64bit resources are needed to get the A30 to work. https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/t/nvidia-smi-shows-no-devices-were-found/167930/4