- Added a new configuration variable `nv_per_profile_editable` to the `gamemode.ini` file.
- If set to 1 (default behavior), the code will use per-profile offset behavior.
- If set to 0, the code will use the AllPerformanceLevels API, which is compatible with newer cards like the GTX5060ti.
- Updated the `gpuclockctl` utility to accept the `nv_per_profile_editable` parameter.
- If the parameter is not provided, it defaults to 1 and uses the previous API for backward compatibility.
This change allows `gamemode` to support a wider range of GPU cards by providing flexibility in how GPU performance levels are managed.
**Notes:**
- Ensure that the `gamemode.ini` file includes the new `nv_per_profile_editable` setting.
- Verify that the updated `gpuclockctl` utility functions as expected with both default and specified values for `nv_per_profile_editable`.
Tested on: RTX 5060 ti (driver 575.64.05) on Ubuntu 25.04
On systems without /sys/class/drm/card0, gamemode fails to detect the
correct NVIDIA GPU index when the GPU device is explicitly set in
gamemode.ini.
This patch adjusts get_gpu_index_id_nv() to skip over non-NVIDIA
devices without prematurely failing, correctly mapping the configured
DRM device index to the NVML index.
Fixes: #486
Tested on: RTX 3070 (driver 575.64.03) on Ubuntu 25.04, cards 0-2 and some other random numbers were tested
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