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| There's a small perk, though. README mentions ''dpkg-divert'' etc. but it won't solve the problem. Install nvidia-smi package as normal, then rename the symbolic link ''libnvidia-ml.so.1'' to ''libnvidia-ml.so.VERSION'' (like ''...so.666.66''). Then do the ''make install'' accordingly. The reason is: ''libnvidia-ml.so.1'' is nvml_fix hacking itself into the middle, but it still needs to find the original Nvidia library. If you run ''ldd libnvidia-ml.so.1'', you can see where it expects to find the original library. | There's a small perk, though. README mentions ''dpkg-divert'' etc. but it won't solve the problem. Install nvidia-smi package as normal, then rename the symbolic link ''libnvidia-ml.so.1'' to ''libnvidia-ml.so.VERSION'' (like ''...so.666.66''). Then do the ''make install'' accordingly. The reason is: ''libnvidia-ml.so.1'' is nvml_fix hacking itself into the middle, but it still needs to find the original Nvidia library. If you run ''ldd libnvidia-ml.so.1'', you can see where it expects to find the original library. |
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| | {{ :nvidia_smi_and_gpu_stat.png |}} |
| | And //voilà//... |
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| Source: //idk//, I just ran into that mess a bit too many times. | Source: //idk//, I just ran into that mess a bit too many times. |
