Creating a machine image that can work on 2 machines with different graphics cards
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My scenario:
- I have two different Ubuntu 14.04 LTS machines.
- Both have NVidia GPUs.
- Both are Tesla cards with different architectures and require
different drivers. - Both have all drivers installed and working
properly using a debian package.
My question:
Is there a way to create a single image containing both sets of drivers? If so, how would I point the machine to the correct driver, or would I need to at all?
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My scenario:
- I have two different Ubuntu 14.04 LTS machines.
- Both have NVidia GPUs.
- Both are Tesla cards with different architectures and require
different drivers. - Both have all drivers installed and working
properly using a debian package.
My question:
Is there a way to create a single image containing both sets of drivers? If so, how would I point the machine to the correct driver, or would I need to at all?
drivers nvidia graphics disk-image
asked Dec 11 at 23:25
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My scenario:
- I have two different Ubuntu 14.04 LTS machines.
- Both have NVidia GPUs.
- Both are Tesla cards with different architectures and require
different drivers. - Both have all drivers installed and working
properly using a debian package.
My question:
Is there a way to create a single image containing both sets of drivers? If so, how would I point the machine to the correct driver, or would I need to at all?
drivers nvidia graphics disk-image
asked Dec 11 at 23:25
BHawk
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My scenario:
- I have two different Ubuntu 14.04 LTS machines.
- Both have NVidia GPUs.
- Both are Tesla cards with different architectures and require
different drivers. - Both have all drivers installed and working
properly using a debian package.
My question:
Is there a way to create a single image containing both sets of drivers? If so, how would I point the machine to the correct driver, or would I need to at all?
drivers nvidia graphics disk-image
drivers nvidia graphics disk-image
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