#1 download the repository package from the CUDA Official site with the following wget command: $ wget If you want to install CUDA Toolkit on your system with package manager, you can download and install a repository package, and those package will inform the package manager where to find the actual installation packages, and it will not intall them. If GCC compiler is not installed on your system, you can install GCC compiler with the following apt command: $ sudo apt install build-essential CUDA Installation with Package Manager Warranty not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. This is free software see the source for copying conditions. Outputs: :~# gcc -versionĬopyright (C) 2017 Free Software Foundation, Inc. You also need to make sure gcc compiler is intalled on your Ubuntu system, just using the following command to check if it is installed: $ gcc -version and this Linux version is supported by CUDA.Ĭhecking if the system installed GCC compiler Outputs: :~# cat /etc/lsb-releaseįor the above outputs, you would see that the current Ubuntu version is 18.04. You also need to check if your current version of Ubuntu system is supported by CUDA with the following command: $ cat /etc/lsb_release If you do not see any outputs, and you need to update the PCI hardware database with the following command : $ update-pciidsĬhecking if the system is running a supported version of Linux To checking if your system has a CuDA-capable GPU, run the following command to check: $ lspci | grep -i nvidia If you want use CUDA Toolkit on your Ubuntu system, the following need to be installed:īefore install CUDA Toolkit on your system, you need to perform the following checks:Ĭhecking if the system has a CUDA-capable GPU

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