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Currently the gpgpu test has a requirement for having CUDA installed but looks for the "cuda" metapackage. The problem with this is that installing the cuda metapackage has a dependency deep in the chain that removes our packaged NVIDIA drivers and installs the ones from the nvidia developer repos. We want testing to be done using both the linux-nvidia kernel and our packaged nvidia drivers.
To fix this, the setup script has to change to not install cuda, but rather cuda-toolkit which does not appear to remove our driver packages. So we need to change this requirement from cuda to cuda-toolkit in the job description.
To Reproduce
Install canonical-certification-server and checkbox-provider-gpgpu
install our GPU drivers (ubuntu-drivers --gpgpu install nvidia:versionnumber-server)
run the gpu-setup script
(*the current installation of the cuda meta-package will show it removing our driver packages in the process of installing the cuda stack)
run test-gpgpu
Environment
Any ubuntu server
Relevant log output
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Additional context
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bladernr
changed the title
remove cuda requires in gpu test job description
change cuda to cuda-toolkit in gpu-setup and as the requirement for the gpgpu test
Sep 27, 2023
…package fixes: #748 (BugFix) (#749)
(BugFix) install and require cuda-toolkit metapackage instead of the cuda metapackage fixes: #748
replace -y so we aren't stopped when doing package installs
Bug Description
Currently the gpgpu test has a requirement for having CUDA installed but looks for the "cuda" metapackage. The problem with this is that installing the cuda metapackage has a dependency deep in the chain that removes our packaged NVIDIA drivers and installs the ones from the nvidia developer repos. We want testing to be done using both the linux-nvidia kernel and our packaged nvidia drivers.
To fix this, the setup script has to change to not install cuda, but rather cuda-toolkit which does not appear to remove our driver packages. So we need to change this requirement from cuda to cuda-toolkit in the job description.
To Reproduce
Install canonical-certification-server and checkbox-provider-gpgpu
install our GPU drivers (ubuntu-drivers --gpgpu install nvidia:versionnumber-server)
run the gpu-setup script
(*the current installation of the cuda meta-package will show it removing our driver packages in the process of installing the cuda stack)
run test-gpgpu
Environment
Any ubuntu server
Relevant log output
No response
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: