Not an Ubuntu bug, they say.
This comment details a workaround for nvidia-driver-390 on Ubuntu systems with kernel 6.5.0. It links to related bug reports and provides instructions to add a PPA and install updated drivers.
```
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:dtl131/nvidiaexp
sudo apt update
sudo apt install nvidia-drivers-390
```
```
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:dtl131/nvidiaexp
sudo apt update
sudo apt install nvidia-drivers-390
```
A user reports issues compiling the NVIDIA driver with kernel 6.5.0-14 on Ubuntu 22.04, specifically for a GeForce GT 750M. They provide a patch and instructions for creating a custom deb package to resolve the issue.
Purge everything first, then install latest driver from distro repo, last the toolkit from nvidia repo.
This is why cuda-12 doesn't work with podman 3.4.4 on ubuntu 22.04 I think:
- Rootless configuration for nvidia container runtime
- Setup missing hook for nvidia container runtime
- Increase memlock and stack ulimits
- Rootless configuration for nvidia container runtime
- Setup missing hook for nvidia container runtime
- Increase memlock and stack ulimits
echo 'clearing dmesg...';
sudo dmesg -c && clear;
DEVICE=$(rfkill list all | grep -o 'hci*.');
sudo hciconfig ${DEVICE} down;
sudo rmmod btusb;
sudo service bluetooth stop;
sudo modprobe btusb;
sudo hciconfig ${DEVICE} up;
echo 'n~~rfkill:';
rfkill unblock bluetooth;
sudo service bluetooth start;
rfkill list all;
echo "n~~~DMESG:";
sudo dmesg | grep -i bluetooth;
echo 'n~~~bluetooth status:';
sudo service bluetooth status;
echo 'n~~~if failed try manually:';
exit 0
bluetoothctl power on;
bluetoothctl devices;
read DEVICE_TO_CONNECT;
bluetoothctl connect ${DEVICE_TO_CONNECT}
echo "~~~nFINISH UP:n~~~~run bluetoothctl;n~~~~~power on && devices && connect";
sudo dmesg -c && clear;
DEVICE=$(rfkill list all | grep -o 'hci*.');
sudo hciconfig ${DEVICE} down;
sudo rmmod btusb;
sudo service bluetooth stop;
sudo modprobe btusb;
sudo hciconfig ${DEVICE} up;
echo 'n~~rfkill:';
rfkill unblock bluetooth;
sudo service bluetooth start;
rfkill list all;
echo "n~~~DMESG:";
sudo dmesg | grep -i bluetooth;
echo 'n~~~bluetooth status:';
sudo service bluetooth status;
echo 'n~~~if failed try manually:';
exit 0
bluetoothctl power on;
bluetoothctl devices;
read DEVICE_TO_CONNECT;
bluetoothctl connect ${DEVICE_TO_CONNECT}
echo "~~~nFINISH UP:n~~~~run bluetoothctl;n~~~~~power on && devices && connect";
