refactor!: Split into davincibox and davincibox-opencl

[zelikos]

Based on findings in #114 (comment) it seems that having the akmod-nvidia and CUDA packages installed into the container actually cause problems, and through nvidia-container-toolkit the container actually uses the host NVIDIA drivers just fine.

This PR splits davincibox into two builds: davincibox that contains only DaVinci Resolve dependencies and no drivers, for use on NVIDIA GPUs with nvidia-container-toolkit, and davincibox-opencl for AMD & Intel with their respective compute packages (intel-compute-runtime and rocm-opencl).

In theory, this will likely resolve #96 #114 and #117 and may help with #40

[zelikos]

The new builds from this PR can be tested by following the manual setup instructions as normal, but replacing the latest tag with pr-121:

NVIDIA:

distrobox create -i ghcr.io/zelikos/davincibox:pr-121 -n davincibox --nvidia

AMD & Intel:

distrobox create -i ghcr.io/zelikos/davincibox-opencl:pr-121 -n davincibox

The AMD side with davincibox-opencl is working as expected on my end.

cc @DaoistNeko and @Zeglius if either of you could test the NVIDIA image

[Zeglius]

Seems is not working. Nothing happens by using the app shortcut. Manually launching from distrobox I get this

[zelikos]

Re-added mesa-libOpenCL to the main dependencies, since I notice now that it wasn't on the list removed in #114 (comment). I wonder if we could keep intel-compute-runtime in too, and maybe we only had to omit ROCm from the main container for NVIDIA to work...?

[Zeglius]

Re-added mesa-libOpenCL to the main dependencies, since I notice now that it wasn't on the list removed in #114 (comment). I wonder if we could keep intel-compute-runtime in too, and maybe we only had to omit ROCm from the main container for NVIDIA to work...?

Installed mesa-libOpenCL in the container, seems that makes it work.

By adding intel-compute-runtime however, I get the "cant start GPU" error.

[zelikos]

Re-added mesa-libOpenCL to the main dependencies, since I notice now that it wasn't on the list removed in #114 (comment). I wonder if we could keep intel-compute-runtime in too, and maybe we only had to omit ROCm from the main container for NVIDIA to work...?

Installed mesa-libOpenCL in the container, seems that makes it work.

By adding intel-compute-runtime however, I get the "cant start GPU" error.

To clarify, with just mesa-libOpenCL added, Resolve starts as normal, and it detects CUDA just fine too?

[Beryesa]

I have an amd apu with dedicated Nvidia graphics (laptop) may I help with testing or

• would testing on amd igpu help/work at all
• Do you know either PRIME/offload is not fundamentally broken?
  Thanks :3

[zelikos]

I have an amd apu with dedicated Nvidia graphics (laptop) may I help with testing or

* would testing on amd igpu help/work at all

* Do you know either PRIME/offload is not fundamentally broken?
  Thanks :3

Multi-GPU laptop setups like yours are a known issue that may or may not work; you're welcome to try testing this PR anyway, and the changes here might also actually help, but ultimately that type of setup would be a separate issue than what this PR is intended solve.

[Zeglius]

Re-added mesa-libOpenCL to the main dependencies, since I notice now that it wasn't on the list removed in #114 (comment). I wonder if we could keep intel-compute-runtime in too, and maybe we only had to omit ROCm from the main container for NVIDIA to work...?

Installed mesa-libOpenCL in the container, seems that makes it work.
By adding intel-compute-runtime however, I get the "cant start GPU" error.

To clarify, with just mesa-libOpenCL added, Resolve starts as normal, and it detects CUDA just fine too?

mesa-libOpenCL + all the other dependencies from the PR's container image (ghcr.io/zelikos/davincibox:pr-121) yep.

[zelikos]

Re-added mesa-libOpenCL to the main dependencies, since I notice now that it wasn't on the list removed in #114 (comment). I wonder if we could keep intel-compute-runtime in too, and maybe we only had to omit ROCm from the main container for NVIDIA to work...?

Installed mesa-libOpenCL in the container, seems that makes it work.
By adding intel-compute-runtime however, I get the "cant start GPU" error.

To clarify, with just mesa-libOpenCL added, Resolve starts as normal, and it detects CUDA just fine too?

mesa-libOpenCL + all the other dependencies from the PR's container image (ghcr.io/zelikos/davincibox:pr-121) yep.

Right, that's what I meant, sorry for being unclear. Thanks for confirming

[zelikos]

Gonna go ahead and merge since I've confirmed the AMD side works, and it sounds like NVIDIA on Bazzite works too.