Evan Lezar

> I am interested to know this. Every time NVIDIA upgrades my users complain docker does not work. Their bad solution was to disable NVIDIA updates. This is the worst...

Hey @danfairs . Thanks for reporting the issue. We have a fix in progress to address the fact that we report CUDA version 11.0 on WSL. In the meantime you...

@archee8 which version of the NVIDIA container toolkit is this? The version 1.4.0 of `libnvidia-container` should address this issue.

@psychofisch as a workaround please start the container with `NVIDIA_DISABLE_REQUIRE=true`: ``` docker run --rm --name dallemini --gpus all -it -p 8888:8888 -v "${PWD}":/workspace -e NVIDIA_DISABLE_REQUIRE=true dalle-mini:latest ```

Hi @PingYufeng could you please provide the output of `nvidia-smi` on the host as well as in the container for the different situations that you are describing -- especially in...

Hi @zmiimz the current `nvidia-docker2` installation overwrites the `/etc/docker/daemon.json` file unconditionally (see also #1346). We are working on improving this experience by updating the file in place instead of overwriting...

Hi @tomdaley92. The copy of `daemon.json` from the Debian package is specified in the following `.install` file: https://github.com/NVIDIA/nvidia-docker/blob/master/debian/nvidia-docker2.install and there is no specific logic to check whether it exists --...

Yes, you're right in that the `nvidia-docker2` package should most likely not "provide" the `daemon.json` file in the way that it does. This is one of the things that we're...

@Ursanon could you provide your containerd config (since it seems as if that is the container engine that you are using?)

Hi @DeepikaKrishnaiah the NVIDIA CUDA driver is required to enable GPUs in containers, but is out of scope for `nvidia-docker` or any of the components of the NVIDIA Container Toolkit....