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I would guess because the NVIDIA driver/library support on 20.04 is still lacking. I just set up a new 20.04 for ML and the official NVIDIA repos for this vers
by hobofan 6y ago
I would guess because the NVIDIA driver/library support on 20.04 is still lacking.
I just set up a new 20.04 for ML and the official NVIDIA repos for this version were still missing a few cuXYZ libraries. I had to also add the 18.04 repos and symlink them together to get some Frankenstein library mess that works (as far as I can tell).
- danieldk 6y agoWait, what? That really surprises me. I am using CUDA 11 on NixOS unstable (which is a rolling release) without any issues at all. Or is that on Aarch64?
- my123 6y agoJetson is still on CUDA 10.2 which only supports fully GCC 8 and earlier. Support for CUDA 11 is coming soon, with the bump to Ubuntu 20.04 at the same time too. However, patching those issues isn't very problematic.