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• Third Party Software: I want the latest version CUDA software. Should I pick it up from NVIDIA?
  
  Answer: I want the latest version CUDA software. Should I pick it up from NVIDIA? No. But its version is higher. And I want the latest on my ...
  
  
• Third Party Software: How do I upgrade to CUDA 5.5?
  
  Answer: How do I upgrade from, say, CUDA 5 to to CUDA 5.5? By replacing the old packages with the new ones appropriately. Details follow:   Contents 1 How do ...
  
  
• Third Party Software: How can I use CUDA MPS with Bright?
  
  Answer: Introduction   CUDA MPS is a feature that allows multiple CUDA processes to share a single GPU context. A CUDA program runs in MPS mode, if the ...
  
  
• General: I want the latest version CUDA software. Should I pick it up from NVIDIA?
  
  Answer: I want the latest version CUDA software. Should I pick it up from NVIDIA?   No.   But its version is higher. And I want the latest on my ...
  
  
• Containers: How can I use GPUs with Bright Deep learning stack?
  
  Answer: This is a Dockerfile that can be used to create a Bright Deep Learning Docker image. Once instantiated using the nvidia-docker command, applications running within ...
  
  
• Configuring: How do I create an InfiniBand subinterface?
  
  Answer: How do I create an IB subinterface?   Subinterfaces divide primary (parent) interfaces to provide traffic isolation. Partition assignments distinguish subinterfaces from parent interfaces. Subinterface creation and ...
  
  
• NVIDIA DGX: How do I add NVIDIA DGX nodes to a Bright cluster using the official Ubuntu
  
  Answer:   How do I add NVIDIA DGX nodes to a Bright cluster using the official Ubuntu DGX software stack?   Bright provides a software image for the official ...
  
  
• Containers: Installing NVIDIA docker on Bright 8.0
  
  Answer: Preliminary support for NVIDIA docker has been implemented for 8.0, deeper integration with Bright Cluster Manager is still a work in progress.   It is recommended to ...
  
  
• Containers: How do I configure Kubernetes to use NVIDIA GPUs on a Bright 8.0 cluster?
  
  Answer: Kubernetes 1.6 allows NVIDIA GPUs to be used from within containers.   However, one GPU cannot be shared among multiple containers. This means that if there are ...