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Nonfunctional nvidia-docker install due to this lib #8
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@elezar This is the issue I was referencing |
As discussed in pop-os/nvidia-docker#3 the issue seems to be with the fork and not the original repo. @mmstick what is preventing these repos from being updated -- or even the upstream packages being used directly? |
@elezar I am actually updating from 1.11 to 1.12 right now. I do not know what the issue is though. It's not easy to package. The packages from NVIDIA aren't built with standard Debian packaging tools. They seem to have a custom infrastructure with some dependencies that don't readily compile on 22.04. Packages can't be pulled from another repository directly. They have to be buildable from source with |
If that's the case then for the moment might it not be better to stop providing the package through Pop distribution channels? As it stands installing a functional version requires overriding apt priorities to allow a manually-added nvidia source to take precedence |
Hello,
As referenced in this issue when attempting to install
nvidia-docker2
viaapt
in Pop OS! the container runtime is unable to access GPUs on the machine due to a compilation error.Would it possible to remedy this? Also the current version of nvidia-docker2 provided by Pop is several months out of date and could use an update.
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