What is the command for "module load cuda" on Ubuntu?

[peterhchen]

Hi
I tried "module load cuda"
It has module cannot found problem,
Then I tried "sudo modprobe cuda" or "sudo modprobe cudatoolkit"
It cannot find "cuda" or "cudatoolkit", How to install cuda or cudatoolkit?
I already have "nvcc" and cuda tool kid installed for 10.8 and 11.6.

Thanks

[tom-papatheodore]

Hello. On our OLCF systems, multiple versions of the CUDA Toolkit are installed and the module commands (via LMOD environment modules) is used to load a specific version of the toolkit. If you already have the CUDA toolkit installed, you won't need the module load cuda because nvcc (along with the headers and libs) should already be available.

[peterhchen]

Thanks for the reply: Visual Studio 2019 running Cuda OK. In Visual Studio 2020, I fixed as below: 1. Create Project 2. Select Cuda RunTime Libraries: 3. Properties > Configuration Properties > CUDA C/C++ > Device > Code Generation: compute_35,sm_35 compute_37,sm_37 compute_50,sm_50 compute_52,sm_52 compute_60,sm_60 compute_61,sm_61 compute_70,sm_70 compute_75,sm_75 compute_80,sm_80 compute_86,sm_86 Step 3 is critical which took me a lot of time to figure out. Then, the CUDA program runs fine. Peter H. Chen

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