If the NVIDIA GPU driver is present then you will see the following report after executing nvidia-smi. You should perform a quick test to confirm the NVIDIA GPU driver is installed by using the nvidia-smi command inside a command line interface (CLI) window. You can go back to the same tab, and you should see the system is now using the latest NVIDIA GPU driver. Wait for the process to complete and restart your system.
Simply choose “Using NVIDIA driver metapackage from nvidia-driver-460 (proprietary, tested)” and click Apply Changes below. Go to Activities, and open Software & Update then click the “ Additional Drivers” tab.
While it is still possible to install the latest NVIDIA GPU driver using the PPA method we discussed in the prior Pro Tip, Ubuntu 20.04 LTS now offers the NVIDIA GPU driver within its graphical user interface for a quick and simple installation process. Sudo reboot Install the NVIDIA GPU Driver Your system will need some time to retrieve and install these updates, so this is a good time to grab a cup of coffee! Once the update is complete reboot the system by entering the following: Once the update process is complete then type: You will need to provide your password when executing a command starting with "sudo" inside your CLI session, because you are making OS level changes to your operating environment. Open a Command Line Interface (CLI) window, and type in the following commands. Ubuntu 20.04 utilizes the exact same procedure covered in the prior Pro Tip. It is important to ensure that your Ubuntu environment is fully updated with the latest security and feature updates. Ubuntu Guide: Install Ubuntu desktop Update Ubuntu Ubuntu Guide: Create a bootable USB stick on macOS Ubuntu Guide: Create a bootable USB stick on Windows To learn more about PNY USB Flash Drives, please visit: Utilize your new Ubuntu Focal Fossa USB drive and the Ubuntu Installation Guide to complete the installation process on your computer. Visit the Ubuntu website and download the correct image for your system, then use one of Ubuntu guides to create your own Ubuntu USB boot media.įor this step, we highly suggest you use one of PNY’s USB 3.1 or 3.0 Flash Drives for fast data throughput and reliability. In this Pro Tip, we review the updated process of installing the NVIDIA GPU Driver onto the latest Ubuntu LTS Desktop version 20.04 LTS, also known as Focal Fossa. Previously, we posted a 3-part PNY Pro Tip series dedicated to setting up Ubuntu 18.04 LTS for CUDA programming and ultimately accessing the NVIDIA GPU Cloud, or NGC registry to perform Deep-Learning GPU benchmarks using TensorFlow.
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