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safeejectgpu:tldr:08023

safeejectgpu: Launch an app on a GPU.
$ SafeEjectGPU gpuid ${GPU_ID} LaunchOnGPU ${path-to-App-app}
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This command seems to be a command in a script or a program. Let's break it down:

  1. "SafeEjectGPU" is likely the name of a function or command within the program. It suggests that it safely ejects or releases a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) from being used.

  2. "gpuid" is likely a parameter or an argument that is being passed to the "SafeEjectGPU" function. It could be a variable representing the ID or index of the GPU that needs to be ejected.

  3. "${GPU_ID}" is likely a placeholder that indicates a variable value for the GPU's ID. The actual value would be provided when running the command.

  4. "LaunchOnGPU" is likely another function or command within the program. It suggests that it launches or runs an application on a specific GPU.

  5. "${path-to-App-app}" is likely another placeholder that indicates the path to the application or executable file that needs to be launched. The actual file path would be provided when running the command.

In summary, this command is likely used to first eject or release a specific GPU with a given ID and then launch an application on that GPU. The actual GPU ID and application path would be provided as variables when executing the command.

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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