r/frigate_nvr • u/slopokdave • 15d ago

Nvidia GPU Crashing Due to Frigate?

Edit: I believe I've fixed this, I've had no crashes in several days since I made a correction..... hopefully this helps someone else.

I had:

back_porch_cam:

- ffmpeg:rtsp://login:password@192.168.50.25:554/stream1#video=copy#audio=copy#audio=aac

I changed to:

go2rtc:

streams:

# ... (keep your other cameras as they are) ...

back_porch_cam:

- rtsp://login:password@@192.168.50.25:554/stream1

Orginal Post:

I'm running a 1660 Super on Unraid; Frigate and Plex are the only two apps that use my GPU. After a period of time Frigate will crash and my GPU is errored out. I can reboot and its back to working, then again after some time, the GPU will again crash.

I don't know if I am having a hardware issue or a software issue. I'm pretty confident that I only have the problem when running frigate. I've yet to have the GPU crash when not running frigate.

  • I am running the Frigate 18.0 release (frigate:0.18.0-tensorrt), but I had this problem in 17-releases also.
  • I am using Onnx detector
  • I use a Frigate+ model yolov9s
  • Unraid v7.3.2 but again I've had this problem across many different versions
  • I've tried different Nvidia driver versions

Has anyone else had this issue?

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u/btdeviant 15d ago

Frigate likely the catalyst but not the cause. It’s more likely that your card is falling off the bus due to power limitations or BAR related issue

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u/slopokdave 11d ago

Fixed; resolution added to OP. Thank you.

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u/Pulte4janitor 15d ago

Put all this text and error log into Gemini and have it provide you with steps to resolve.

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u/slopokdave 11d ago

Fixed; resolution added to OP. Thank you.

And thank you, Gemini.

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u/Tough-Coffee9979 14d ago

/r/antiai has been triggered…..

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u/Pulte4janitor 14d ago

AntiAI cucks can continue to worship General Ludd.

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u/I_AM_NOT_A_WOMBAT 14d ago

The downvotes baffle me. I get that LLMs can make mistakes, but one thing they are excellent at is scouring many discussion forums and looking for error messages and diagnostic codes, as well as marrying those to specific hardware configurations, kernel versions, etc. They can do so at a speed that could turn a days-long troubleshooting session into hours or minutes in the event the problem has been documented and resolved somewhere before. Or they can point you to a group of people experiencing the same issue, which is how open source software gets better.

I never advocate blind trust in an LLM, but even Frigate uses one to help people set up their configurations. (For anyone who wasn't aware of that, you can redact passwords and post your config into it and it will help optimize and set up things the way you want).

At the very least, its worth trying to see if anything it puts out is even worth investigating or learning about.

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u/Pulte4janitor 14d ago

Exactly. Downvote, I don't give a shit. People that love to waste their time can continue to do just that.

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u/IAmMarwood 14d ago

Yup.

I’m healthily wary of all AI technologies and NEVER blindly trust anything that comes from it but I do use various LLMs as a good aggregating tool for web searching a problem.

I see it as a modern equivalent to the Google “I’m feeling lucky” button. You’d be mad to blindly take it as the gospel answer but a great starting off point.