Evan Lezar

Hi @vikashg. The packages used on Ubuntu 18.04 are also applicable to Ubuntu 20.04. We provide a top-level symlink to the `.list` file, but do not change the contents in...

@qhaas as mentioned in https://github.com/NVIDIA/nvidia-docker/issues/1584#issuecomment-1009011055 this presence of the `18.04` string in the repo list for ubuntu20.04 is correct. At present the packages are shared between these two distributions and...

Thanks for reporting this @gemfield. I don't think this is expected behaviour but I will look into it. Would it be possible to attach a debug log when launching a...

Thanks for the links @klueska. I missed that forward compatibility is not supported by non-Tesla devices. The images mentioned do contain the 11.3 `compat` libs, and their use is confirmed...

With regards to: >I think what is going on is that you have the forward-compatibility libraries installed on your host, which is causing them to be injected into the container,...

The NVIDIA Container CLI ensures that only the proc paths for devices requested are mounted into the container. The `/proc/driver/nvidia/params` file is also updated to ensure that tools such as...

@easeway the default GKE installation does not use the NVIDIA Container Toolkit which would explain the different experience there. We are working on aligning things getter across the Cloud providers...

@valentindbdg if `nvidia-smi` doesn't work on the host this indicates that the driver isn't installed correctly. Could you try reinstalling the driver and confirming that `nvidia-smi` works on the host...

@avinaash67 is Jetpack installed on this platform?

Could this be a transient issue that comes up when `developer.download.nvidia.com` is down / syncing? Running this now: ``` ~$ docker build -t my-docker $@ - RUN apt-get update >...