nvidia-smi check despite manual version input #876
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Check the newest commit, be27a30. Really quite a simple fix. |
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Also updated patch-fbc.sh the same, commit b7dba04 |
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Purpose of proposed changes
nvidia-smi is still being called when -d is being used. -d should allow skipping nvidia-smi since you're manually telling the patcher which driver version is being used. If a manual version is submitted, then nvidia-smi check should be skipped.
Essential steps taken
All I did was move manual version check ahead of nvidia-smi check, and skipped the nvidia-smi check if the manual version was submitted.
For context; my Linux system is Batocera, by it's nature it's very minimal and as such nvidia-smi is not included (despite updated drivers).