Linux Driver - NEC N8105-55 User Manual

Gpu computing card (tesla v100)
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3.2. Linux Driver

3.2.1. Installation of GPU computing driver (Display driver)
After starting the OS, log in as a user with root privileges.
1
Copy the prepared driver to an appropriate directory and extract the file.
2
Add execute permission to the file "xxx.run" after extraction.
3
Start the terminal program, move to the directory containing the target file, and execute the
following command.
# chmod +x xxx.run
If the X-Window System is running, please exit it.
4
Start the terminal and execute the following command.
# systemctl isolate multi-user.target
Make sure nouveau is loaded.
5
Please execute the following command.
# lsmod | grep nouveau
If nouveau is loaded, proceed to step 6.
Depending on your environment, nouveau may not be loaded. In this case, proceed to
step 7.
Disable nouveau.
6
In this procedure, a boot image file which does not load the nouveau driver
NOTE:
is created. Please check the procedure before execution and carefully execute
it in consideration of your environment.
Use the following procedure to create a boot image file that does not load the nouveau driver.
1)
Create the following file in the following directory, describe the contents and save it.
Directory
Filename
Descriptions :
2)
Execute the following command to create a boot image file.
# dracut –-force
By executing this command, you can create a boot image file that does not load the nouveau
driver at boot time.
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:
/etc/modprobe.d/
:
blacklist-nouveau.conf
blacklist nouveau
options nouveau modeset=0
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