NVIDIA 390.48 Linux Driver Released With GV100 & Tesla V100 Support

[Azrael5]

I manually installed the driver:

./NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.48.run --extract-only
cd NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-390.48
<patch/edit files>
./nvidia-installer

the file I download has bin extension....

[mgmartin]

the file I download has bin extension....

You may be pulliing in a version designed for your specific Linux distribution. Choose "Linux 64-bit" for the "Operating System" search on NVIDIA's site, and that should take you to the .run version of the download. From there, you may need to read through the official README and do some searching on manually installing the NVIDIA driver for your specific distribution. It can be a little complicated the first time through, since it involves compiling modules and, most likely, re-building initramfs files.

[Azrael5]

You may be pulliing in a version designed for your specific Linux distribution. Choose "Linux 64-bit" for the "Operating System" search on NVIDIA's site, and that should take you to the .run version of the download. From there, you may need to read through the official README and do some searching on manually installing the NVIDIA driver for your specific distribution. It can be a little complicated the first time through, since it involves compiling modules and, most likely, re-building initramfs files.

I've solved by a preliminary and necessary phase I omitted because I ignored it. It is impossible to upgrade nvidia drivers without to apply that workaround because the existent driver is in conflict with the new driver.

[Azrael5]

Finally, they have fixed the annoying flickering problem on videos.