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I am new to docker environment. I am trying to run the Nvencode sample code from my customer docker file and image and while running nvenc sample code dlopen failed to load libcuda.so
My host machine :Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Nvidia driver version : 375.26
My docker version : 1.13
I have installed the nvidia-docker on to my machine. How i can link my host machine libcuda.so in to my custom docker image so Nvenc can find it run time.
Please guide.
Thanks,
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i have gone throgh the #103 (comment) , but the issue is that i can not use nvidia/cuda image directly in to my solution and so i need to make my own custom image which should support Nvidia nvenc.
I have tried to load nvidia-docker from my docker image but it fails to load
Error: Could not load NVML library
So i could not make it work.
Please guide from basic how i can load nvidia-docker from my docker file and images.
Hello,
I am new to docker environment. I am trying to run the Nvencode sample code from my customer docker file and image and while running nvenc sample code dlopen failed to load libcuda.so
My host machine :Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Nvidia driver version : 375.26
My docker version : 1.13
I have installed the nvidia-docker on to my machine. How i can link my host machine libcuda.so in to my custom docker image so Nvenc can find it run time.
Please guide.
Thanks,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: