nvidia-smi shows me that I should install CUDA Version: 11.2, so should I use this guide or it will also install some GPU driver not CUDA Toolkit. xCAT supports CUDA installation for Ubuntu 14.04.3 and RHEL 7.5 on PowerNV (Non-Virtualized) for both diskful and diskless nodes. My question is can I install CUDA Toolkit without installing new GPU driver? My linux is kinda fussy when it comes to GPU drivers and only 460.91.03 works well on my machine. Note that the NVRTC component in the Toolkit can be obtained via PiPy, Conda or Local Installer. The following CUDA Toolkit files may be distributed with Licensee Applications developed by you, including certain variations of these files that have version number or architecture specific information embedded in the file name - as an example only, for release version 9.0 of the 64-bit Windows software, the file cudart6490.dll is.
I have tested it on a self-assembled desktop with NVIDIA GeForce GTX. matrix multiplications way faster by Many laptop Geforce and Quadro GPUs with a minimum of 256MB of local graphics memory support CUDA 6 Toolkit is. So If I understand correctly the guide included installation of GPU driver and it turned out that it doesn't work on my desktop/linux. The following explains how to install CUDA Toolkit 7.5 on 64-bit Ubuntu 14.04 Linux. Once CUDA is installed the GPU based applications. It installed CUDA, but after rebooting it didn't pass the test ( cuda-install-samples-11.5.sh) and after rebooting again, my linux told me that I need to select GPU driver. So the first step is to install the NVIDIA Accelerated Linux Graphics Driver and then the CUDA toolkit.
First I tried to install it according to the installation guide:
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