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Nvidia SDKManager on Ubuntu 20.04
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| # Put in "/usr/lib/os-release-bionic" | |
| NAME="Ubuntu" | |
| VERSION="18.04 (Bionic Beaver)" | |
| ID=ubuntu | |
| ID_LIKE=debian | |
| PRETTY_NAME="Ubuntu 18.04" | |
| VERSION_ID="18.04" | |
| VERSION_CODENAME=bionic | |
| UBUNTU_CODENAME=bionic | |
| # Now launch the sdkmanager: | |
| # $ export LSB_OS_RELEASE=/usr/lib/os-release-bionic | |
| # $ sdkmanager |
Doesn't work with SDK Manager version 1.6.0 (it still detects 20.04)
Maybe the docker image will work?
https://developer.nvidia.com/sdkmanager_docker_image
@jwatte yes it's annoying. I downgraded to 1.4.1.7402 as that one works. I can't believe Nvidia still have not added support for 20.04 :/
No I have not tried the Docker image.
@Lauszs @jwatte Hi, for Ubuntu 20.04, 20.10 and 21.04:
sudo cp /usr/lib/os-release to /usr/lib/os-release-bionic
sudo cp /usr/lib/os-release to /usr/lib/os-release-hisure
sudo nano /usr/lib/os-release-bionic
# fill in indices for Ubuntu 18 as mentioned above.
When you want to start sdkmanager:
sudo cp /usr/lib/os-release-bionic /usr/lib/os-release
sdkmanager
When you are done:
sudo cp /usr/lib/os-release-hisure /usr/lib/os-release
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Works also in Ubuntu 20.10.