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@minikube-bot OK to test

Thanks for the patch!

I'm concerned that this patch may break GPU support, and unfortunately the GPU testing node is offline in our CI system. I'll need to check-in to see what the state of the testing config is to see if I can get this properly tested.

/cc @balopat

Related issue for GPU testing: #3590

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@gbraad I'd also suggest NOT making kvm hidden=true the default. At this point it won't be available in either RHEL or CentOS

I think this already requires --gpu parameter for minikube (says #3459), so could version it on that ?

Making it an option seems like the best choice here, if half want it to be on and half want it to be off...

Judging from the comment from the reason why it is not included, seems better as a separate --hidden.

The NVIDIA driver failing when detecting the KVM hypervisor is an indication that NVIDIA does not support this configuration and therefore neither does Red Hat.

Should be off by default now.