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My next step was to try a later kernel that supports my card so I could replicate the environment (at least somewhat) I had with my 580. Unfortunately, with the edge kernel from alpine I get the (paraphrased) error Failed to mmap 0000:0b:00.0. Performance may be slow. I found that alpine's edge kernel version uses simplefb instead of efifb. I did the following on the above bind script: sed 's/efi-framebuffer/simple-framebuffer/g' -i bind_devices.sh to no avail. The gpu was clearly unbound from the framebuffer with this modification, but BOOTFB (AFAICT, the simple-framebuffer) was still in the same address range as my GPU in /proc/iomem, which of course means the 'Failed to mmap' error remained. I found a repository that forcefully unmaps BOOTFB's address range and ran that script (after compiling the kernel module of course) after unbinding the simple framebuffer with still no luck. After work, the plan is to
Upvoting for interest in these cards. I use this method using nodedev-de/reattach for pcie binding with 580s (no VBIOS dump) on Debian. Swap the NVIDIA instances with amdgpu.