nvidia-smi remove deprecated arguments

[jz543fm]

NVIDIA System Management Interface -- v545.23.08

There are deprecated args in nvidia-smi for example:

$ nvidia-smi nvlink

    nvlink -- Display NvLink information.

    Usage: nvidia-smi nvlink [options]

    Options include:
    [-h | --help]: Display help information
    [-i | --id]: Enumeration index, PCI bus ID or UUID.

    [-l | --link]: Limit a command to a specific link.  Without this flag, all link information is displayed.
    [-s | --status]: Display link state (active/inactive).
    [-c | --capabilities]: Display link capabilities.
    [-p | --pcibusid]: Display remote node PCI bus ID for a link.
    [-R | --remotelinkinfo]: Display remote device PCI bus ID and NvLink ID for a link.
    [-sc | --setcontrol]: Setting counter control is deprecated!
    [-gc | --getcontrol]: Getting counter control is deprecated!
    [-g | --getcounters]: Getting counters using option -g is deprecated. 
Please use option -gt/--getthroughput instead.
    [-r | --resetcounters]: Resetting counters is deprecated!
    [-e | --errorcounters]: Display error counters for a link.
    [-ec | --crcerrorcounters]: Display per-lane CRC error counters for a link.
    [-re | --reseterrorcounters]: Reset all error counters to zero.
    [-gt | --getthroughput]: Display link throughput counters for specified counter type
       The arguments consist of character string representing the type of traffic counted:
          d: Display tx and rx data payload in KiB
          r: Display tx and rx data payload and protocol overhead in KiB if supported

    [-sLowPwrThres | --setLowPowerThreshold]: Set NvLink Low Power Threshold (value in units of 100us/default)
    [-gLowPwrInfo | --getLowPowerInfo]: Get NvLink Low Power Info
    [-sBwMode | --setBandwidthMode]: Set NvLink Bandwidth mode
    [-gBwMode | --getBandwidthMode]: Get NvLink Bandwidth mode
    [-cBridge | --checkBridge]: Check NvLink Bridge presence

[elezar]

@jz543fm I don't think this is relevant to the NVIDIA Container Toolkit. Could you provide more context on how this can be achieved here?

[jz543fm]

It is not relevant to have deprecated arguments in nvidia-smi?
I do not understand you, I have not checked all options in nvidia-smi but there are deprecated options, I understand that it does not affect the functionality of toolkit but on other hand it is deprecated and redudant in args

[elezar]

My question was whether you had a specific reason to open the issue against this repository. The NVIDIA Container Toolkit makes nvidia-smi available in a container by injecting it from the host and does not control the options displayed.

I will see if there is a more appropriate place to report this.