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Previously, GPU discovery on Linux worked by iterating over DRM nodes. This approach won't work on WSL since the DRM kernel side isn't present. Virtual PCI devices are still present as /
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Previously, GPU discovery on Linux worked by iterating over DRM nodes. This approach won't work on WSL since the DRM kernel side isn't present.
We can use NVML or dxcore to get the same information as with DRM sysfs based approach.
Description
Use nvml or dxcore to enable WSL device discovery. Based on discussion in #27286
Motivation and Context
Device in WSL would allow to use WSL in the same way as a real Linux installation. The behavior would match real Linux and WSL could be used as a Dev platform for real Linux.