Message boards : Graphics cards (GPUs) : 190.32 and x64 linux
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Hello I am using the 190.32 drivers on a 295gtx in on ubuntu 9.04 x64 with boinc x.36. Whenever I load boinc, I get the no cuda devices found stuff. But I have read threads where other have this working. Are there some settings im missing or something? | |
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Are the binary drivers for Ubuntu from an earlier Nvidia version such as 180 or 185 installed at the same time as the 190 drivers installed from the Nvidia website? | |
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Running ubuntu 9.04, 190.32 driver and BOINC 6.10.6 on GTX275. works fine. | |
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Does it not find it ONLY on the initial start up and then find it if you do a: | |
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I would like to see that thread please | |
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cd /etc/rc2.d With the above solution, on my system BOINC will usually find the GPU while booting, but not always. I tried adding also a sleep delay within the startup file /etc/init.d/boinc-client. With the above change plus the sleep delay, so far it has always found the GPU. The delay comes at a cost. Booting takes longer. In the startup file /etc/init.d/boinc-client, where it says: case "$1" in start) start ;; I inserted "sleep 5" for a 5-second delay: case "$1" in start) sleep 5 start ;; I also changed S20boinc-client to S95boinc-client rather than S32boinc-client. I don't know if my changes are healthy or cause some hidden problems. It seems very unlikely that they'll cause any problems, but still, my knowledge about this is very limited indeed. Use at your own risk. | |
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Just try a new certified 190.42 drivers. | |
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190.42 does not help me | |
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Message boards : Graphics cards (GPUs) : 190.32 and x64 linux