Hope you have some success 🙂 Mine isn’t discrete, I just have an AMD Ryzen 7 4700U and I’m running off the integrated Vega graphics.

I’m using rootless podman, not sure if that will make a big difference.

Add the user running the containers to the video using the following command:

sudo usermod -a -G video [username]

Then I have this in my quadlet for the containers that need HW acceleration. As I understand it, keep-groups means the user rights to use video resources will be passed from the OS into the container.

AddDevice=/dev/dri/renderD128:/dev/dri/renderD128
AddDevice=/dev/dri/card0:/dev/dri/card0
PodmanArgs=--group-add keep-groups

I don’t think I have anything else relevant in my set up. Hope it helps!

Are you using rooted or rootless podman? I’m running rootless and am quite sure I needed to add my local user to the video group. I’m out and about, but can investigate later if you want. Otherwise you seem on the right track

Pretty sure this use case was solved 3 decades back with spellcheck. Not sure why we need to burn good energy having an AI prompt with the same suggestions.

Replacement theory based on politcal views? That’s a hot take.

Pbtech is one of the major retailers. Their reputation is so-so (in terms of service level and dealing with warranties) but at least will give you a good benchmark on what you can buy and it’s cost.

I’m running six Shelly Plug S and all working well with Home Assistant, but I could definitely play a bit more with the data it’s drawing from them. Only issue to date was that I bought a new clothes iron and it would trip the plug as it was over the 2.5 kW the plug is rated for, might just be something to keep in mind. The in-wall relays may go higher, I’m not sure.

Esky? In NZ it’s a chilly bin.

Glad you got it sorted, and thanks for sharing the solution. I might see if I can remove privileged from mine in that case.

I’m on x86, but the below relevant lines have mine working:

–privileged

–group-add keep-groups

–device /dev/ttyUSB0:/dev/ttyUSB0

I also had to add my user that runs the container to group “dialout” as that owns the ttyUSB0 device. Keep in mind to log out and back in with this user after adding the group to apply the change.

Hope that helps!