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Can't compile cuda samples #22
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Same problem! cannot find this .h file |
I am also experiencing this issue on a fresh ubuntu 18.04 install. Using Nvidia-driver-440 from apt and installing with the run file. |
it seems the default installation just dose not include nvscibuf.h, while the sample needs it? |
Hello, I encountered the same problem. It seems that you can continue the build with |
@magistri @Helenll @Evanslooten you can continue the build with As documented in the CUDA 10.2 release notes, the NvSci interop support is a new BETA feature to CUDA 10.2 and hence it's broad support is limited at this current time. The cudaNvSci sample that is contained in the CUDA 10.2 toolkit requires a new NvStreams development package that has, to date, not yet been released. NvStreams is a product of NVIDIA Automotive SW and is already supported in DRIVE OS aarch64 Linux on DRIVE OS 5.1.12.0 . The x86_64 support package for Nvstreams is new and is due to be released in late January of 2020 as a part of the DRIVE OS 5.1.12.4 release. If you are interested to obtain the upcoming release of Nvstreams support for DRIVE OS on x86_64 please register for an account at https://developer.nvidia.com/DRIVE-AGX-program The initial release of the BETA Nvstreams x86_64 library package will be handled via https://partners.nvidia.com/ which is a credentialed access portal automotive partners for obtaining all related DRIVE OS software. |
make: Target 'all' not remade because of errors. |
Then don't shove/require/embed it in the basic build samples? |
I specifically logged in to second twobob. |
Seeing the following 'not founds' in EL8, CUDA 11 samples, CUDA 11 SDK + cudnn8, and proprietary driver 450.51.05, which is oddly a beta driver in the stable repo:
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Can't understand why this issue was closed tbh |
I got the same error and found a fix. I'm running Gentoo Linux x86_64, PC with dual (two) Geforce RTX 2080Ti using
Problem being I downloaded a 2 month-old version of the driver from nvidia. So go to |
Every single answer with Linux has a new problem. Installing the latest 455.45 drivers lead to an error that an X server is running. Now I have to solve that problem. Will it ever end? EDIT: This solution above did not solve the problem by the way. |
@sephethus |
same problem here, I am using arm |
Arm will require an explicit cast. Please replace |
sad@Sysadmin:~/tmp/cuda-samples/Samples/0_Introduction/asyncAPI> make TARGET_ARCH=x86_64 Which file is absent? What to do? |
Hi there
I have troubles compiling the cuda samples in version 10.2 on a fresh ubuntu 18.04.
here's the issue:
In file included from cudaNvSci.cpp:12:0: cudaNvSci.h:14:10: fatal error: nvscibuf.h: No such file or directory #include <nvscibuf.h> ^~~~~~~~~~~~ compilation terminated. Makefile:394: recipe for target 'cudaNvSci.o' failed make[1]: *** [cudaNvSci.o] Error 1 make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/federico/NVIDIA_CUDA-10.2_Samples/0_Simple/cudaNvSci' Makefile:51: recipe for target '0_Simple/cudaNvSci/Makefile.ph_build' failed make: *** [0_Simple/cudaNvSci/Makefile.ph_build] Error 2
any idea?
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