Install Nvidia drivers with cuda 10.0, ubuntu 18.04 and tensorflow gpu 1.13
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I wanna use tensorflow-gpu 1.13, but it needs cuda 10.0, not cuda 10.1 to work. My GPU is GeForce RTX 2070, ubuntu version 18.04.
Until now I worked with CUDA 10.1 (that's are nvidia-418 drivers) and tf-gpu 1.12.
Tried to purge nvidia drivers and install older ones- nvidia-410, but ubuntu is overwriting it again to 418.
It was like:
sudo apt-get purge nvidia*
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install nvidia-410
reboot
and after
nvidia-smi
still got CUDA 10.1
Have You any ideas or solution how can I install CUDA 10.0?
Grateful for help!
drivers 18.04 nvidia graphics cuda
asked Mar 28 at 18:36
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I wanna use tensorflow-gpu 1.13, but it needs cuda 10.0, not cuda 10.1 to work. My GPU is GeForce RTX 2070, ubuntu version 18.04.
Until now I worked with CUDA 10.1 (that's are nvidia-418 drivers) and tf-gpu 1.12.
Tried to purge nvidia drivers and install older ones- nvidia-410, but ubuntu is overwriting it again to 418.
It was like:
sudo apt-get purge nvidia*
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install nvidia-410
reboot
and after
nvidia-smi
still got CUDA 10.1
Have You any ideas or solution how can I install CUDA 10.0?
Grateful for help!
drivers 18.04 nvidia graphics cuda
asked Mar 28 at 18:36
KacperKacper
11
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After reboot, try this command:lsmod | grep nvidia. If there is no output, then your installation has probably failed.
– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 18:56
If a package is marked "hold", it is held back and the package cannot be installed, upgraded, or removed until the hold mark is removed. Now try again with these sequence of commands: 1)sudo apt-get purge nvidia*2)sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa3)sudo apt-get update4)sudo apt-get install nvidia-4105)sudo apt-mark hold nvidia-410and finally 6)Reboot. Issue command:lsmod | grep nvidia. If there is output, then your installation is successful! If you want to unhold, @Kacper, then issue command at any time:sudo apt-mark unhold nvidia-410.
– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 19:56
You said in your post that after installing nvidia-410, however ubuntu was overwriting it again to 418. So let us playapt-mark hold nvidia-410and see Ubuntu is really capable of overwriting with 418 in spite ofholdcommand!
– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 21:04
Thanks for answer. I did as You said, checked "lsmod | grep nvidia"- gives me ouput... But still my nvidia drivers are 418 and CUDA 10.1.
– Kacper
Mar 29 at 7:57
Can you please post the output oflsmod | grep nvidia? @Kacper, your problem still persists nevertheless we will try to find out a solution.
– Marmayogi
Mar 29 at 9:13
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I wanna use tensorflow-gpu 1.13, but it needs cuda 10.0, not cuda 10.1 to work. My GPU is GeForce RTX 2070, ubuntu version 18.04.
Until now I worked with CUDA 10.1 (that's are nvidia-418 drivers) and tf-gpu 1.12.
Tried to purge nvidia drivers and install older ones- nvidia-410, but ubuntu is overwriting it again to 418.
It was like:
sudo apt-get purge nvidia*
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install nvidia-410
reboot
and after
nvidia-smi
still got CUDA 10.1
Have You any ideas or solution how can I install CUDA 10.0?
Grateful for help!
drivers 18.04 nvidia graphics cuda
asked Mar 28 at 18:36
KacperKacper
11
I wanna use tensorflow-gpu 1.13, but it needs cuda 10.0, not cuda 10.1 to work. My GPU is GeForce RTX 2070, ubuntu version 18.04.
Until now I worked with CUDA 10.1 (that's are nvidia-418 drivers) and tf-gpu 1.12.
Tried to purge nvidia drivers and install older ones- nvidia-410, but ubuntu is overwriting it again to 418.
It was like:
sudo apt-get purge nvidia*
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install nvidia-410
reboot
and after
nvidia-smi
still got CUDA 10.1
Have You any ideas or solution how can I install CUDA 10.0?
Grateful for help!
drivers 18.04 nvidia graphics cuda
drivers 18.04 nvidia graphics cuda
asked Mar 28 at 18:36
KacperKacper
11
asked Mar 28 at 18:36
KacperKacper
11
edited Mar 28 at 18:44
Kacper
asked Mar 28 at 18:36
KacperKacper
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asked Mar 28 at 18:36
KacperKacper
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asked Mar 28 at 18:36
KacperKacper
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After reboot, try this command:lsmod | grep nvidia. If there is no output, then your installation has probably failed.
– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 18:56
If a package is marked "hold", it is held back and the package cannot be installed, upgraded, or removed until the hold mark is removed. Now try again with these sequence of commands: 1)sudo apt-get purge nvidia*2)sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa3)sudo apt-get update4)sudo apt-get install nvidia-4105)sudo apt-mark hold nvidia-410and finally 6)Reboot. Issue command:lsmod | grep nvidia. If there is output, then your installation is successful! If you want to unhold, @Kacper, then issue command at any time:sudo apt-mark unhold nvidia-410.
– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 19:56
You said in your post that after installing nvidia-410, however ubuntu was overwriting it again to 418. So let us playapt-mark hold nvidia-410and see Ubuntu is really capable of overwriting with 418 in spite ofholdcommand!
– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 21:04
Thanks for answer. I did as You said, checked "lsmod | grep nvidia"- gives me ouput... But still my nvidia drivers are 418 and CUDA 10.1.
– Kacper
Mar 29 at 7:57
Can you please post the output oflsmod | grep nvidia? @Kacper, your problem still persists nevertheless we will try to find out a solution.
– Marmayogi
Mar 29 at 9:13
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After reboot, try this command:lsmod | grep nvidia. If there is no output, then your installation has probably failed.
– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 18:56
If a package is marked "hold", it is held back and the package cannot be installed, upgraded, or removed until the hold mark is removed. Now try again with these sequence of commands: 1)sudo apt-get purge nvidia*2)sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa3)sudo apt-get update4)sudo apt-get install nvidia-4105)sudo apt-mark hold nvidia-410and finally 6)Reboot. Issue command:lsmod | grep nvidia. If there is output, then your installation is successful! If you want to unhold, @Kacper, then issue command at any time:sudo apt-mark unhold nvidia-410.
– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 19:56
You said in your post that after installing nvidia-410, however ubuntu was overwriting it again to 418. So let us playapt-mark hold nvidia-410and see Ubuntu is really capable of overwriting with 418 in spite ofholdcommand!
– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 21:04
Thanks for answer. I did as You said, checked "lsmod | grep nvidia"- gives me ouput... But still my nvidia drivers are 418 and CUDA 10.1.
– Kacper
Mar 29 at 7:57
Can you please post the output oflsmod | grep nvidia? @Kacper, your problem still persists nevertheless we will try to find out a solution.
– Marmayogi
Mar 29 at 9:13
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After reboot, try this command:
lsmod | grep nvidia . If there is no output, then your installation has probably failed.– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 18:56
After reboot, try this command:
lsmod | grep nvidia . If there is no output, then your installation has probably failed.– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 18:56
If a package is marked "hold", it is held back and the package cannot be installed, upgraded, or removed until the hold mark is removed. Now try again with these sequence of commands: 1)
sudo apt-get purge nvidia* 2) sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa 3) sudo apt-get update 4) sudo apt-get install nvidia-410 5) sudo apt-mark hold nvidia-410 and finally 6) Reboot. Issue command:lsmod | grep nvidia. If there is output, then your installation is successful! If you want to unhold, @Kacper, then issue command at any time: sudo apt-mark unhold nvidia-410.– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 19:56
If a package is marked "hold", it is held back and the package cannot be installed, upgraded, or removed until the hold mark is removed. Now try again with these sequence of commands: 1)
sudo apt-get purge nvidia* 2) sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa 3) sudo apt-get update 4) sudo apt-get install nvidia-410 5) sudo apt-mark hold nvidia-410 and finally 6) Reboot. Issue command:lsmod | grep nvidia. If there is output, then your installation is successful! If you want to unhold, @Kacper, then issue command at any time: sudo apt-mark unhold nvidia-410.– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 19:56
You said in your post that after installing nvidia-410, however ubuntu was overwriting it again to 418. So let us play
apt-mark hold nvidia-410 and see Ubuntu is really capable of overwriting with 418 in spite of hold command!– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 21:04
You said in your post that after installing nvidia-410, however ubuntu was overwriting it again to 418. So let us play
apt-mark hold nvidia-410 and see Ubuntu is really capable of overwriting with 418 in spite of hold command!– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 21:04
Thanks for answer. I did as You said, checked "lsmod | grep nvidia"- gives me ouput... But still my nvidia drivers are 418 and CUDA 10.1.
– Kacper
Mar 29 at 7:57
Thanks for answer. I did as You said, checked "lsmod | grep nvidia"- gives me ouput... But still my nvidia drivers are 418 and CUDA 10.1.
– Kacper
Mar 29 at 7:57
Can you please post the output of
lsmod | grep nvidia? @Kacper, your problem still persists nevertheless we will try to find out a solution.– Marmayogi
Mar 29 at 9:13
Can you please post the output of
lsmod | grep nvidia? @Kacper, your problem still persists nevertheless we will try to find out a solution.– Marmayogi
Mar 29 at 9:13
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After reboot, try this command:
lsmod | grep nvidia. If there is no output, then your installation has probably failed.– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 18:56
If a package is marked "hold", it is held back and the package cannot be installed, upgraded, or removed until the hold mark is removed. Now try again with these sequence of commands: 1)
sudo apt-get purge nvidia*2)sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa3)sudo apt-get update4)sudo apt-get install nvidia-4105)sudo apt-mark hold nvidia-410and finally 6)Reboot. Issue command:lsmod | grep nvidia. If there is output, then your installation is successful! If you want to unhold, @Kacper, then issue command at any time:sudo apt-mark unhold nvidia-410.– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 19:56
You said in your post that after installing nvidia-410, however ubuntu was overwriting it again to 418. So let us play
apt-mark hold nvidia-410and see Ubuntu is really capable of overwriting with 418 in spite ofholdcommand!– Marmayogi
Mar 28 at 21:04
Thanks for answer. I did as You said, checked "lsmod | grep nvidia"- gives me ouput... But still my nvidia drivers are 418 and CUDA 10.1.
– Kacper
Mar 29 at 7:57
Can you please post the output of
lsmod | grep nvidia? @Kacper, your problem still persists nevertheless we will try to find out a solution.– Marmayogi
Mar 29 at 9:13