So this seems to be a bug. After suspend, nvidia works (i.e. $optirun glxshperes works fine), yet, torch.cuda.is_available() gives "False".
So there are two things one could do: 1) restart 2) To try to reload nvidia and company.
The second should be done carefully, as I froze my PC once and had to restart anyway. So you have to do (source):
sudo rmmod nvidia_uvm
sudo rmmod nvidia_drm
sudo rmmod nvidia_modeset
sudo rmmod nvidia
sudo modprobe nvidia
sudo modprobe nvidia_modeset
sudo modprobe nvidia_drm
sudo modprobe nvidia_uvm
Another way to try is to use to
ependency issues.
"modprobe -r"
resolve the d
You could find what is in use with (source):
lsmod | grep nvidia
sudo modprobe -r <module found from lsmod> <module you want to remove>
A good practice obviously is to stop your Jupyter nootebook before suspending which they claim would release the nvidia driver but I still have to try this.
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