Make sure that Exec=/usr/local/cuda/bin/nsight TryExec=/usr/local/cuda/bin/nsight point to the cuda installation path.
In my case I have got sktopĬsktopĬsktopĬsktopĬsktopĬsktop Here are the steps to fix this: ls ~/.local/share/ If you have discrepancy between Nsight versions that you run from terminal and application launcher.
#NVIDIA DRIVERS 860M PROBLEM 2016 INSTALL#
(g++ installation may be required separately, depends how you install cuda).įor me it worked well. After this OS should load properly + you can use nvcc compiler to compile and run cuda programs.
#NVIDIA DRIVERS 860M PROBLEM 2016 DRIVER#
Whenever you install cuda either by *.deb or *.run files, make sure you apply correct nvidia driver before restarting your PC. This made me dig into that direction and find out the problem causing all this crap with freezing OS.
Required after installing these libraries." Installed by the NVIDIA driver, so a reinstallation of the NVIDIA driver might be "Installing Mesa may overwrite the /usr/lib/libGL.so that was previously In the section "RUNFILE INSTALLATION" subsection 4.2.
If I wait until the “screen saver” is activated then the X Server works.ĭoes anyone else have the boot problem as described here? I can use the others ttys and using prime-select query outputs nvidia. When the laptop does not hangs I get again a black screen. From there switching to intel drivers using sudo prime-select intel fails. Usint Alt + F2 or Ctrl + Alt + T does nothing (only the tty1-6 work). Using the nomodeset boot parameter allows me to boot with the nvidia driver selected, without freeze, but I get the login screen and after logging in I only see my desktop background and the mouse pointer. Sometimes my laptop hangs on boot: the last line of the booting process before hanging reads:Īfter that I only can power off the laptop pressing the power button. Then I proceeded to install CUDA 7.0 and now I have the following problem: I was happy that everything was running well. Then I proceeded to apply all the following Ubuntu updates and updated until 14.04.2. I apply the solution proposed here and worked. I added the xorg-edgers and installed the nvidia-356.59 driver and got the black screen problem. The “Additional Drivers” section didn’t recognized my nvidia (GTX 860M) graphics card at all. Hi, I performed a fresh install of Ubuntu 14.04.1. Those problems don't let me install freeglut3-dev. How do I use Nvidia GTX 860M with 14.04?.Īnd furthermore why I get the unmet dependencies problems. I do not understand, why the "additional drivers" program does not recognized the graphic card I have Even though I followed the instruction described here:
I can access the virtual consoles (tty1- tty6) and the outputs of prime-select query is NVIDIA, nvidia-detector is none. I used sudo apt-get install libglew-dev libcheese7 libcheese-gtk23 libclutter-gst-2.0-0 libcogl15 libclutter-gtk-1.0-0 libclutter-1.0-0 to resolve the depencie problems but since then when I boot I get a black screen as described in the System Specs List. The installation was not possible, because apt-get gave me depencies problems as described here: Then I tried to install CUDA 7.0 using the. After the installation the "NVIDIA-Settings" program showed the correct graphic card, but the "additional drivers" program showed only that an Unknown NVIDIA device is present and different NVIDIA drivers 340, 346, 349 and nouveau to choose from. Without the xorg-edgers repository the "additional drivers" program does not recognized, that the laptop has a GTX 860M card installed. I installed the driver using the ppa:xorg-edgers/ppa. 3.16.0-31-generic (boots but with black screen, the log screen sounds as if the log screen is there).I have since a clean ubuntu 14.04.2 install and two weeks searching the following Problem.
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