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techblog.jeppson.org
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| | | | | I followed this guide to get NVIDIA drivers working on my Proxmox machine. However when I tried to get them working in my container I couldn't see how to get nvidia-smi installed. Thankfully this blog had what I needed. The step I missed was copying & installing the NVIDIA drivers into the container with this ... Continue reading Add NVIDIA GPU to LXC container ? | |
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ncona.com
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| | | | | A family member told me her computer was very slow and asked me if I could do something about it. Her computer was pretty old and was running some version of Windows, but since she used it mostly for browsing and storing photos, I told her installing some light version of Linux might help it run a little faster. The machine has an AMD 64x2 processor and 1 GB of RAM. Looking at the requirements for Ubuntu, I found that it recommends 2 GB of RAM so I decided to try Lubuntu, which uses a lighter desktop env... | |
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dnsmichi.at
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| | | | | My 10 years old Linux desktop is running Fedora, with the NVIDIA Geforce GTX 660 Ti graphics card. For the driver, I've been using RPMFusion's akmods [https://rpmfusion.org/Packaging/KernelModules/Akmods] tool to have the kernel modules built at boot time in case. After an update last week, Fedora | |
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