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safeejectgpu:tldr:0707e

safeejectgpu: Eject a GPU.
$ SafeEjectGPU gpuid ${GPU_ID} Eject
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This command appears to be used in a context where a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) is being safely ejected or removed from a system using a specific GPU ID.

Let's break down the components of the command:

  • SafeEjectGPU: This is likely the name of a program or script designed to safely handle the process of ejecting a GPU. It is responsible for ensuring that all necessary steps are taken to prevent data loss or system instability.
  • gpuid: It seems to be a command-line argument or parameter for specifying the GPU ID. This helps identify the specific GPU that needs to be ejected in multi-GPU systems.
  • ${GPU_ID}: This placeholder likely denotes the actual GPU ID value, which needs to be replaced with the appropriate GPU ID number or alphanumeric identifier. It is a variable in shell scripting that will be substituted with a real value.
  • Eject: This is likely a subcommand or argument instructing the SafeEjectGPU program to perform the action of ejecting the GPU specified by the provided GPU ID.

Overall, this command is likely used to safely eject a specific GPU from a system, allowing for its removal or disconnection without causing any problems or errors.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.
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