I just installed the Cuda Tools (5.5) on a Mac and I cannot locate the NVBlas library. It's not where the docs suggest it should be. Anyone having the same issue or know where it is? Checked all the libs and it's no where to be found.
NVBLAS is available starting with CUDA 6.0, not CUDA 5.5.
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I was installing CUDA toolkit and cuDNN for deep learning.
I downloaded the cuDNN libs, downloaded the CUDA toolkit and while installing the toolkit I get this,
And I never downloaded this, it's always been there.
Then I searched a bit about this and some guy said that we have to uninstall.
This is from my control panel,
So is it safe to uninstall these programs? And is this how to actually do it too?
It seems you previously installed higher versions of CUDA - maybe partially -
Try installing CUDA 11.4 instead.
Even if you want to use CUDA 11.2, uninstalling the above two components will not be a problem, as older versions will be installed instead.
After installed cuda9.2 by run file, tried to run nvidia-smi, but it said no connection to nvidia gpu driver. Tried several ways to install nvidia gpu driver 390, all not successful.
Also tried using start script to create instance with cuda9.0, but cuda not installed. Manual install cuda9.0 also failed.
They said that GCP can only support gpu driver up to 384. Is the version updated? What is the best way to install nvidia driver and cuda. Which latest cuda version is supported? Thanks.
According to this article in the GCP documentation, the latest version supported is “NVIDIA 384.111 driver or greater” in Linux instances.
Your questions are answered in this article. The article has all the installation steps on how to install cuda and Nvidia drivers.
I am very new to CUDA. Already know some C and Linux. I want to start for CUDA programming and want have a look over its scope.
1) From where i can start?
2) What all installation i need?
3) I am not able to install nvcc for Centos5, How can i install it? Is it available for 32 bit? Is anything else required?
I am using OS: Centos5
I already have nvidia 1GB graphics card.
Any kind of suggestions/comments/help will be appreciated. Thanks
CUDA Zone has everything you need to start
https://developer.nvidia.com/category/zone/cuda-zone
All you need to install is listed here
https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads
For CentOS 5 x86_64, you can install the version for Linux RHEL 5.5. Linux version doesn't support 32bit version except for Ubuntu as shown in the above link.
I'm trying to install CUDA 4.2 on my Alienware Aurora desktop system. It's running Ubuntu 12.04, and Linux kernel 3.2.0-32 with an Nvidia GTX 690. I am able to install the CUDA SDK and display driver without issue. However, when Xorg starts, it dies with this error:
Error: API mismatch: the NVIDIA kernel module has version 295.40, but the NVIDIA driver component has version 295.41. Please make sure that the kernel module and all NVIDIA driver components have the same version.
The same thing happens when trying to run a CUDA application. Any thoughts? I have a lab of over a dozen other CUDA workstations which don't have this problem, but are also running Ubuntu 10.10.
In short: Ubuntu 12 is not yer supported distro.
If you still want to run cuda on usupported platform and expose yourself to other such problems see answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/13062766/56875
I'm currently using the cuda version 4.2 but I need to change it to 3.1. Is it possible to uninstall the current version (ver 4.2) and then install the previous version (ver 3.1) ?
EDIT : Please refer that my os system is linux ubuntu 10.04 64bit.
EDIT : I found how to get the version of 3.1. I have to send e-mail to "devzoneupdate#nvidia.com" to request this old version. Now, please let me know how to uninstall 4.2 then install 3.1.
EDIT : I downloaded cuda 3.1 by request to nvidia, then installed toolkit and SDK. When install the cuda 3.1 toolkit there comes the question about uninstallation of current version. For SDK, we can just delete ~/NVIDIA_GPU_Computing_SDK directory directly for the uninstallation of it. After deleting I could install the cuda 3.1 SDK. I'm done, thanks all.
Yes, you can easily downgrade the CUDA version provided you aren't using the CUDA toolkit functions which are only present in version greater than 3.1.
Also you would have to modify your project settings to use CUDA Rules version 3.1.
WARNING:
ubuntu 12.04 upgraded to 12.10 with standard cuda 4.2 installed; in the process of downgrading to CUDA 4.0 using NVIDA installer resulted the !! COMPLETE REMOVAL !! /usr/bin/
probably is a good idea to choose "NO" when removing existing CUDA installation is offered; though I never got to try it as only already loaded firefox remained functional.