I installed the ppa graphic-drivers
and nividia-390
, now it turned out I need the CUDA
packages installed instead. The CUDA-part might be easy, just be doubleclick the .runfile... but:
What exact commands do I have to make, to uninstall the drivers and reinstall the current CUDA? Should I plug the screen back into the mainboard before?
(I read some tutorials on this, but I dont really get it totally....)
ppa
and390
... it's not just two commands and then install CUDA, is it? – PortWein May 07 '18 at 19:47graphics-drivers
ppa. It uses the actual NVIDIA developers ppa for the installation of CUDA 9.1 which in turn installs the nvidia-390 drivers with it. Best to just copy and paste those commands to a terminal window. – Terrance May 07 '18 at 20:32sudo apt-get update
or do I have to take care of things? Just got a kernel update waiting in the update-manager, got 4.13.0-39-generic by now... – PortWein May 08 '18 at 14:11