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I also believe this kernel adds Intel GPU support for the N100 and N150 chips used in lots of mini PCs. I have a Beelink N150 rig running various Docker containers that I am curious to test some light AI workloads on.


What would be the meaning of that? I have a Beelink with N100 for more than a year and HW acceleration works already (I use it in Jellyfin), so I wonder what do you mean that "intel gpu support" would mean.


What OS are you running? I’m running Debian 12 Stable and can’t get nvtop to detect it. Searching I found this Reddit thread:

https://www.reddit.com/r/MiniPCs/comments/1htxoi6/beelink_mi...

Did you add backports or recompile? I think N100 may be supported by stable but not N150.


But they are talking about beelink s13 with the intel N150.

N100 has been there for a while longer and I've seen guides in the internet for a long time with no specific requirements.

I'm running ubuntu 24.04 with nothing extra, runs out-of-the-box (assuming that if it's a VM, you properly do the card's PCI passthrough).

I tested nvtop and it works, it shows GPU% usage when I start a movie in jellyfin and change the quality to force trascoding.




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