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NVIDIA dynamic power management narrowed to Turing, chroot build flags go structured
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CachyOS cleaned up how it applies NVIDIA dynamic power management and tightened the argument passing in its chroot build tooling, with the rest of the day's commits coming from the uptime bot.
modprobe/nvidia: Remove NVreg_DynamicPowerManagement setting (#271) CachyOS/CachyOS-Settings
The NVreg_DynamicPowerManagement modprobe option is gone from the shipped nvidia module configuration, so nothing in CachyOS-Settings sets that value anymore. Machines that relied on the packaged default to enable runtime D3 will now fall back to the driver's own behavior unless you set it yourself.
profiles/nvidia: Setup DynamicPowerManagement value only for Turing (#280) CachyOS/chwd
chwd now writes the DynamicPowerManagement value only on Turing-generation GPUs, narrowing the profile to the hardware where the setting is meant to apply. This is the other half of the same cleanup: the knob moves out of the modprobe config and into per-GPU profile setup.
chroot_build: change type for makechrootpkg_flags pass CachyOS/pkg-manage-util
makechrootpkg_flags in chroot_build now takes a vector of strings instead of a whitespace-separated string. Anything constructing those flags by joining on spaces needs to push discrete arguments instead, which removes the quoting ambiguity when a flag value contains spaces.
:arrow_up: Update @upptime to v1.44.1 CachyOS/statuspage
by Cachy uptime-bot
The status page pulled in @upptime v1.44.1, alongside the usual automated graph, README summary, and uptime commits. One monitoring entry is worth noting: the China Mirror (USTC) came back 200 after 9970 ms.
