Once complete, you should see a series of outputs that end in done.:Ĭongratulations! You should have a working installation of CUDA by now.
Sudo mv cuda-wsl-ubuntu.pin /etc/apt/preferences.d/cuda-repository-pin-600 Then setup the appropriate package for Ubuntu WSL: Also notice that attempting to install the CUDA toolkit packages straight from the Ubuntu repository (“cuda”, “cuda-11-0”, or “cuda-drivers”) will attempt to install the Linux NVIDIA graphics driver, which is not what you want on WSL 2. On systems which use Intel graphics, upgrading the X Window Server to a version. Be aware that older versions of CUDA (<=10) don’t support WSL 2. The following commands will install the WSL-specific CUDA toolkit version 11.6 on Ubuntu 22.04 AMD64 architecture. If I reboot and edit the Ubuntu entry in grub, placing nomodeset at the end of the linux line, I am. Here is the output of sudo intelgputop: It seems like Ubuntu is not using the Intel GPU. I think that everything on my laptop is using the NVIDIA card, wich is causing it to overheat when I don't have any applications open. This morning I rebooted (there have been updates over the past few days) - and now the system just hangs on the Ubuntu loading screen. But, I can't see the Intel HD Graphics GPU in update manager. I recently performed a clean install of 20.04LTS. On WSL 2, the CUDA driver used is part of the Windows driver installed on the system, and, therefore, care must be taken not to install this Linux driver as previously mentioned. Ubuntu 20.04 Intel Integrated Graphics not working. 2 The Intel Graphics Driver should be installed as part of the xserver-xorg-video-intel driver package by default. Normally, CUDA toolkit for Linux will have the device driver for the GPU packaged with it.
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