Downloading and installing Cuda 8 installs Cuda 7 instead
Re: Downloading and installing Cuda 8 installs Cuda 7 instead
It's probably nvcc --version not nvcc--version
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Re: Downloading and installing Cuda 8 installs Cuda 7 instead
I tried that too, but obviously I did like nvcc--version before and it worked!
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Re: Downloading and installing Cuda 8 installs Cuda 7 instead
Have you added the cuda bin directory (usually /usr/local/cuda-VERSIONNUMBER/bin) to your path?
Re: Downloading and installing Cuda 8 installs Cuda 7 instead
I really really doubt if 'nvcc--version' ever worked since there is no space between the command name and its arguments. Running yum provides '*/nvcc' shows that the file exists in at least the nux-dextop version of the cuda package. I don't have your 8.x version installed so cannot check that.
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Re: Downloading and installing Cuda 8 installs Cuda 7 instead
Yep I havestevemowbray wrote:Have you added the cuda bin directory (usually /usr/local/cuda-VERSIONNUMBER/bin) to your path?
export PATH="/usr/local/cuda/bin:$PATH" in my .bashrc file
Like I mentioned in the first post, nvcc--version gave me the output I posted. I tried both in any case, and neither one works.TrevorH wrote:I really really doubt if 'nvcc--version' ever worked since there is no space between the command name and its arguments. Running yum provides '*/nvcc' shows that the file exists in at least the nux-dextop version of the cuda package. I don't have your 8.x version installed so cannot check that.