Non-ROOT users configure a remote CUDA server for a deep learning environment, below is an example of Pytorch. CUDA driver Check the version of CUDA already installed on the server: 1 nvcc -V Showing version 11.4 here, but it doesn’t matter. Next to check the driver version, this relates to the latest CUDA version that we can install in the conda virtual environment. 1 2 3 4 nvidia-smi ### Output ### Driver Version: 535....
Preface Recently, I need to recompile an iOS jailbreak plugin named PassBy, and found that it reported errors frequently on my new device, so I recorded the exploration and solution process below. Since I’m not a professional, and I don’t even know much about iOS development, this is a record of my exploration with the attitude of learning. If there are any mistakes, welcome to criticize and correct in the comment section....
Preface My other post describes using Conda installing R kernel Notebook on a Linux remote server, but I’ve found that conda doesn’t handle various dependency conflicts very well, often resulting in installations that don’t I found that conda doesn’t handle dependency conflicts well, which often leads to unsuccessful installations. Later, I also used brew to install it on my macOS system, and found that it was easier and faster, so I summarized the steps....
Introduction What is Oh My Zsh Oh My Zsh is a community-driven command line tool, and as its homepage says, Oh My Zsh is a way of life. It is based on the zsh command line and offers theme configuration, plugin mechanism, and already built-in convenience operations. It gives us a whole new way to use the command line. Oh My Zsh is an extended toolset based on the zsh...
Preface If you don’t like the “bloat” of the official docker client, like me, and just want a separate and pure docker service without a GUI, or just want to try new things and tinker with new methods, then you are welcome to read this article. Since I am using macOS, there is only one exploration record under Mac. If there are any omissions and errors, please feel free to criticize and point them out in the comment section....
Preface Due to the author’s frequent use of conda to configure the R kernel jupyter notebook on Linux remote servers, some steps are forgotten over time (the main problem is that the same pit will be stepped on differently every time). After summarizing the relevant tutorials and personal experience on the internet, a guide is provided for everyone and future me to refer to. Guide Install Conda To start with an introduction to Conda, Anaconda and some of the connections between them....