Evan Lezar

@junwang-wish could you list which versions of the `nvidia-docker2` package are available? (`sudo apt list -a`) You could also try the following: ``` sudo apt-get install nvidia-docker2=2.11.0-1 nvidia-container-toolkit=1.11.0-1 libnvidia-container-tools=1.11.0-1 libnvidia-container1=1.11.0-1...

@ywangwxd / @c-patrick could you provide the docker commands that you are running? We have seen reports of issues with the NVIDIA Container Toolkit v1.11.0, so this may indicate a...

@c-patrick could you provide the output for: ``` ls -al /usr/bin/nvidia-container* ```

OK, I would expect a `nvidia-container-toolkit` binary to exist in this folder. With the `v1.10.0` release we had the following: ``` /usr/bin/nvidia-container-toolkit /usr/bin/nvidia-container-runtime-hook -> /usr/bin/nvidia-container-toolkit ``` In the v1.11.0 release...

> Update: I just fixed this... > > https://docs.nvidia.com/datacenter/cloud-native/container-toolkit/user-guide.html dictates that you can use an env var. Using this environment variable it does work! > > Is there a bug...

Looking through this problem again, note that reinstalling the `nvidia-container-toolkit-1.11.0-1` package should be sufficient to ensure that the correct files are created. Thus, if the `nvidia-container-runtime-hook` file is missing: ```...

Do the packages in the debian repositories include the NVIDIA Drivers?

@GHMCr do you use a proxy to access the internet or have some firewall set up? Could you provide the output of: ``` dig nvidia.github.io ```

You can specify `DIST` as `ubuntu18.04` directly in the command to install the repository. Note that you may need to change the priority of this repository over the ones included...

@tin6150 you should be able to install the `centos8` packages in the mean time. We do have Rocky 8 support on our roadmap, but don't have a date yet.