How do I install Cuda on Ubuntu 18.04 --
Note: Last question did not work on my system How do I Install CUDA on Ubuntu 18.04?
I installed the CUDA toolkit on Ubuntu 18.04, but the installation does not appear complete. How can I install CUDA properly on Ubuntu 18.04?
I followed the advice on a prior question and have nvcc installed.
When I run nvcc -V, I have CUDA compilation tools, release 9.1, V9.1.85.
Now I am searching for the bin directory to test the installation. See Section 7.0: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-installation-guide-linux/index.html#post-installation-actions
The only two cuda folders I find with locate are under the anaconda3 directory. Neither of these have a bin folder.
18.04 cuda
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Note: Last question did not work on my system How do I Install CUDA on Ubuntu 18.04?
I installed the CUDA toolkit on Ubuntu 18.04, but the installation does not appear complete. How can I install CUDA properly on Ubuntu 18.04?
I followed the advice on a prior question and have nvcc installed.
When I run nvcc -V, I have CUDA compilation tools, release 9.1, V9.1.85.
Now I am searching for the bin directory to test the installation. See Section 7.0: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-installation-guide-linux/index.html#post-installation-actions
The only two cuda folders I find with locate are under the anaconda3 directory. Neither of these have a bin folder.
18.04 cuda
asked Dec 16 at 19:13
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If you type "which nvcc" you get the location in which it is installed. That is the bin you are looking for, e.g which nvcc outputs /usr/local/vm/cuda-8.0/bin/nvcc on my system.
– ubfan1
Dec 16 at 22:48
nvcc was not under the cuda install. It was by itself. I have since installed CUDA, but it ruined my graphics device driver. Still working on a proper install.
– yellowjacket05
Dec 18 at 3:05
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Note: Last question did not work on my system How do I Install CUDA on Ubuntu 18.04?
I installed the CUDA toolkit on Ubuntu 18.04, but the installation does not appear complete. How can I install CUDA properly on Ubuntu 18.04?
I followed the advice on a prior question and have nvcc installed.
When I run nvcc -V, I have CUDA compilation tools, release 9.1, V9.1.85.
Now I am searching for the bin directory to test the installation. See Section 7.0: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-installation-guide-linux/index.html#post-installation-actions
The only two cuda folders I find with locate are under the anaconda3 directory. Neither of these have a bin folder.
18.04 cuda
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Note: Last question did not work on my system How do I Install CUDA on Ubuntu 18.04?
I installed the CUDA toolkit on Ubuntu 18.04, but the installation does not appear complete. How can I install CUDA properly on Ubuntu 18.04?
I followed the advice on a prior question and have nvcc installed.
When I run nvcc -V, I have CUDA compilation tools, release 9.1, V9.1.85.
Now I am searching for the bin directory to test the installation. See Section 7.0: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-installation-guide-linux/index.html#post-installation-actions
The only two cuda folders I find with locate are under the anaconda3 directory. Neither of these have a bin folder.
18.04 cuda
18.04 cuda
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If you type "which nvcc" you get the location in which it is installed. That is the bin you are looking for, e.g which nvcc outputs /usr/local/vm/cuda-8.0/bin/nvcc on my system.
– ubfan1
Dec 16 at 22:48
nvcc was not under the cuda install. It was by itself. I have since installed CUDA, but it ruined my graphics device driver. Still working on a proper install.
– yellowjacket05
Dec 18 at 3:05
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If you type "which nvcc" you get the location in which it is installed. That is the bin you are looking for, e.g which nvcc outputs /usr/local/vm/cuda-8.0/bin/nvcc on my system.
– ubfan1
Dec 16 at 22:48
nvcc was not under the cuda install. It was by itself. I have since installed CUDA, but it ruined my graphics device driver. Still working on a proper install.
– yellowjacket05
Dec 18 at 3:05
If you type "which nvcc" you get the location in which it is installed. That is the bin you are looking for, e.g which nvcc outputs /usr/local/vm/cuda-8.0/bin/nvcc on my system.
– ubfan1
Dec 16 at 22:48
If you type "which nvcc" you get the location in which it is installed. That is the bin you are looking for, e.g which nvcc outputs /usr/local/vm/cuda-8.0/bin/nvcc on my system.
– ubfan1
Dec 16 at 22:48
nvcc was not under the cuda install. It was by itself. I have since installed CUDA, but it ruined my graphics device driver. Still working on a proper install.
– yellowjacket05
Dec 18 at 3:05
nvcc was not under the cuda install. It was by itself. I have since installed CUDA, but it ruined my graphics device driver. Still working on a proper install.
– yellowjacket05
Dec 18 at 3:05
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If you type "which nvcc" you get the location in which it is installed. That is the bin you are looking for, e.g which nvcc outputs /usr/local/vm/cuda-8.0/bin/nvcc on my system.
– ubfan1
Dec 16 at 22:48
nvcc was not under the cuda install. It was by itself. I have since installed CUDA, but it ruined my graphics device driver. Still working on a proper install.
– yellowjacket05
Dec 18 at 3:05