nvidia-persistenced: version 370.28 (buildmeister@swio-display-x64-rhel04-17) Thu Sep 1 19:18:20 PDT 2016 The NVIDIA Persistence Daemon. A tool for maintaining persistent driver state, specifically for use by the NVIDIA Linux driver. Copyright (C) 2013-2016 NVIDIA Corporation.

nvidia-persistenced: version 370.28 (buildmeister@swio-display-x64-rhel04-17) Thu Sep 1 19:18:20 PDT 2016 The NVIDIA Persistence Daemon. A tool for maintaining persistent driver state, specifically for use by the NVIDIA Linux driver. Copyright (C) 2013-2016 NVIDIA Corporation. nvidia-persistenced [options] -v, --version Print the utility version and exit. -h, --help Print usage information for the command line options and exit. -V, --verbose Controls how much information is printed. By default, nvidia-persistenced will only print errors and warnings to syslog for unexpected events, as well as startup and shutdown notices. Specifying this flag will cause nvidia-persistenced to also print notices to syslog on state transitions, such as when persistence mode is enabled or disabled, and informational messages on startup and exit. -u USERNAME, --user=USERNAME Runs nvidia-persistenced with the user permissions of the user specified by the USERNAME argument. This user must have write access to the /var/run/nvidia-persistenced directory. If this directory does not exist, nvidia-persistenced will attempt to create it prior to changing the process user and group IDs. --persistence-mode, --no-persistence-mode By default, nvidia-persistenced starts with persistence mode enabled for all devices. Use '--no-persistence-mode' to force persistence mode off for all devices on startup. --nvidia-cfg-path=PATH The nvidia-cfg library is used to communicate with the NVIDIA kernel module to query and manage GPUs in the system. This library is required by nvidia-persistenced. This option tells nvidia-persistenced where to look for this library (in case it cannot find it on its own). This option should normally not be needed. For more detailed usage information, please see the nvidia-persistenced manpage and the "Using the nvidia-persistenced Utility" section of the NVIDIA Linux Graphics Driver README.