16.04 crashes with cuda 9.0
I am running 16.04 on a Dell XPS 15 with an Nvidia GTX1050i graphics card. I have several nvidia driver versions installed but 410.79 is the one being used. My kernel version is 4.15, which I believe is the latest.
I recently began using tensorflow-gpu with cuda 9.0 (latest version that tensorflow is compatible with) and since then the computer has been freezing every couple of hours seemingly out of the blue. The cursor disappears and it doesn't respond to any commands, and I have to force shutdown. The fan also begins spinning loudly and the laptop heats up, as if it is running a very taxing process. Once it froze while displaying htop though, and I didn't see any unusual processes listed.
There is a suggestion here to install modprobe, but I already have the latest version. I also tried the solution here, but this gave errors when tensorflow tried to use the gpu.
Most recently I have removed and reinstalled all of:
- cuda-9.0, from tensorflow instructions, the deb(local) option,
followed by the 4 patches - cudnn, from nvidia webiste, runtime (deb) option
- tensorflow-gpu
in that order, and it hasn't helped.
I would be very happy if someone could help me find a solution. Thanks.
16.04 nvidia cuda gpu gpu-drivers
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I am running 16.04 on a Dell XPS 15 with an Nvidia GTX1050i graphics card. I have several nvidia driver versions installed but 410.79 is the one being used. My kernel version is 4.15, which I believe is the latest.
I recently began using tensorflow-gpu with cuda 9.0 (latest version that tensorflow is compatible with) and since then the computer has been freezing every couple of hours seemingly out of the blue. The cursor disappears and it doesn't respond to any commands, and I have to force shutdown. The fan also begins spinning loudly and the laptop heats up, as if it is running a very taxing process. Once it froze while displaying htop though, and I didn't see any unusual processes listed.
There is a suggestion here to install modprobe, but I already have the latest version. I also tried the solution here, but this gave errors when tensorflow tried to use the gpu.
Most recently I have removed and reinstalled all of:
- cuda-9.0, from tensorflow instructions, the deb(local) option,
followed by the 4 patches - cudnn, from nvidia webiste, runtime (deb) option
- tensorflow-gpu
in that order, and it hasn't helped.
I would be very happy if someone could help me find a solution. Thanks.
16.04 nvidia cuda gpu gpu-drivers
asked Jan 13 at 18:45
ludogludog
11
add a comment |
I am running 16.04 on a Dell XPS 15 with an Nvidia GTX1050i graphics card. I have several nvidia driver versions installed but 410.79 is the one being used. My kernel version is 4.15, which I believe is the latest.
I recently began using tensorflow-gpu with cuda 9.0 (latest version that tensorflow is compatible with) and since then the computer has been freezing every couple of hours seemingly out of the blue. The cursor disappears and it doesn't respond to any commands, and I have to force shutdown. The fan also begins spinning loudly and the laptop heats up, as if it is running a very taxing process. Once it froze while displaying htop though, and I didn't see any unusual processes listed.
There is a suggestion here to install modprobe, but I already have the latest version. I also tried the solution here, but this gave errors when tensorflow tried to use the gpu.
Most recently I have removed and reinstalled all of:
- cuda-9.0, from tensorflow instructions, the deb(local) option,
followed by the 4 patches - cudnn, from nvidia webiste, runtime (deb) option
- tensorflow-gpu
in that order, and it hasn't helped.
I would be very happy if someone could help me find a solution. Thanks.
16.04 nvidia cuda gpu gpu-drivers
asked Jan 13 at 18:45
ludogludog
11
I am running 16.04 on a Dell XPS 15 with an Nvidia GTX1050i graphics card. I have several nvidia driver versions installed but 410.79 is the one being used. My kernel version is 4.15, which I believe is the latest.
I recently began using tensorflow-gpu with cuda 9.0 (latest version that tensorflow is compatible with) and since then the computer has been freezing every couple of hours seemingly out of the blue. The cursor disappears and it doesn't respond to any commands, and I have to force shutdown. The fan also begins spinning loudly and the laptop heats up, as if it is running a very taxing process. Once it froze while displaying htop though, and I didn't see any unusual processes listed.
There is a suggestion here to install modprobe, but I already have the latest version. I also tried the solution here, but this gave errors when tensorflow tried to use the gpu.
Most recently I have removed and reinstalled all of:
- cuda-9.0, from tensorflow instructions, the deb(local) option,
followed by the 4 patches - cudnn, from nvidia webiste, runtime (deb) option
- tensorflow-gpu
in that order, and it hasn't helped.
I would be very happy if someone could help me find a solution. Thanks.
16.04 nvidia cuda gpu gpu-drivers
16.04 nvidia cuda gpu gpu-drivers
asked Jan 13 at 18:45
ludogludog
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asked Jan 13 at 18:45
ludogludog
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asked Jan 13 at 18:45
ludogludog
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