This is expected. None of the software you listed supports you=
r GPU.

With the latest released kernel (4.10), you can easily write a patch that w=
ill
add support. The reason it has not been integrated is that I believe we're
still waiting for a blob mmiotrace (and I don't appear to remember the pass=
word
for the mmio.dumps@gmail.co=
m account to check - others do though) to make sure
that there are no odd differences in setup.

An example of such a patch is available at
https://=
www.spinics.net/lists/dri-devel/msg132664.html .

However this won't get you acceleration - just modesetting. If you want
acceleration, you also need the drm-next tree (targeted at Linux 4.12) as w=
ell
as the associated firmware from nvidia.

Then you'd need a version of xf86-video-nouveau that supports GP10x - the
current codebase doesn't, but it should, again, be a trivial patch, just ne=
eds
testing.

You'll likely also need mesa from git, as the 17.0 release doesn't have som=
e of
the relevant logic.

[Long story short - it's not quite there yet.]