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Rendering on the GPU on Linux, not progressing #454
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No ideas offhand. What is the output if you run |
Logs stop here:
GDB generated backtrace:
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There is this one thread that hass some Optix related stuff in it:
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Interesting. What happens if you run |
Ok, now it's a little bit different:
Backtrace for all threads:
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Just commenting to note that I am having the same issue (getting stuck at the same point) using Windows 11 with RTX 4090 (driver version 561.17), CUDA 12.4 and Optix 8.1. Edit: |
@sasamiyatu can confirm that the bunny-fur scene exhibits this 'hang', other scenes that I've testes, render properly. I'm on CUDA 12.1 and Optix 7.5, behavior reproduced on 4090 and a laptop with RTX 2000. This looks like something worth reporting to Nvidia. |
I'm not sure if this are the cause, but for me, this hair 'curly-hair.pbrt.gz' file seems empty :( |
I'll add to my previous reporting that when switched to Windows (previously was on Fedora 41, 565.77 nvidia driver), CUDA 12.4, Optix 7.5, latest driver at the time of writing, scenes with hair (bunny) get stuck, other scenes, work. |
Hi, I'm on Fedora 40, with the latest available kernel (6.11.4) and Nvidia drivers (560.35.03) for RTX4090.
I'm building pbrt using a docker environment based on Ubuntu 22, CUDA 12.1, Optix 7.1 link. The application builds without any problems, and running pbrt outside of the container in CPU mode works flawlessly. The problem is that when ran on the GPU, the renderer doesn't show any progress and spins on one cpu core 100%.
Any ideas on what could be the problem?
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