The version of cmake depends on a version of Geant4. The described installation method is suitable for Geant4 version starting from 9.6. Linux and Cmake are needed for this tutorial to install Geant4. The output should contain something like this You should see the following after cmake finishes: Then add the following to your ~/.bashrc Anaconda setupĬonsidering you are familiar with anaconda.So you use anaconda to create an environment call 'opencv' which used python2.7 OpenCV Setup Get the 'cuDNN v5.1 Library for Linux' from (need to register) and then run the following: NOTE: techincally the following step is not required for OpenCV since this is the Cuda Deep Learning library, but it is included here for conveneince (it is required for libraries such as Caffe). Install CUDA 9.2 and CuDNN 7.2 from Nvidia's developer site: cuda 9.2 and run the following: Setting it to 'Other OS' allows Ubuntu to use Nvidia drivers (see ) Cuda Setup On the Asus x99-a II motherboard the Secure Boot option is set to 'Windows Only' by default. In addition on some systems the secure boot BIOS settings have to be modified.
For Cuda 9.2 driver version 396.44 was used. Nvidia Driversįor Cuda support we need the compatible driver version (generally NOT the newest). Virtualbox-source (= 4.3.10-dfsg-1) but it is not going to be installed Recommends: virtualbox-qt (= 4.3.10-dfsg-1) but it is not going to be installed Recommends: libqt4-opengl (= 4:4.5.3) but it is not installable Run the below commands to remove unwanted packages and install again. The exact names of the packages you need to install are highly dependent on distribution. This supplies libraries for regular OpenGL as well as OpenGL ES 1.x and 2.0. Most Linux distributions rely on the Mesa3D project to provide their OpenGL implementation. Ubuntu 13.10 only provides Mesa 9.2 (implementing OpenGL 3.1) 'out of the box'. I want to use the open source drivers (radeon), which rely on Mesa for their OpenGL implementation.
What should I do? Should I re-install Mesa? Should I uninstall the the Nvidia graphics driver 346.46 that came in the Cuda installation and then install the latest Nvidia graphics driver version 352.12? Or is my problem something else entirely? Thanks in advance for any advice! I am trying to get an OpenGL-based rendering engine that relies on OpenGL 3.3 and GLSL 3.3 to run on Ubuntu 13.10 using an AMD Radeon 6950. OpenGL core profile version string: 4.3.0 NVIDIA 346.46. It is much more easier than the installation OpenCV. In this time, we’re going to be learned about the installation OpenGL library at ubuntu 18.04 LTS. This has been tested using a system with a Quadro K620. This is a guide for installing OpenCV 3.4.1 on Ubuntu 16.04 with Cuda 9 support.
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