Back to the Jetson, open a new terminal with CTRL + ALT + T
.
cd ~/cuda-l4t
You can use cuda-l4t.sh
to install CUDA 7.0. In this folder, there is also the .deb file for CUDA 7.0.
sudo ./cuda-l4t.sh .cuda-repo-l4t-9-0-local_9.0.252-1——arm64.deb 9.0 9-0
Hit Y
and Enter on any prompt asking for permission. CUDA 9.0 should be installed, but its binaries haven’t been applied globally yet. An entry has been automatically added to ~/.bashrc
, but you still need to reload the ~/.bashrc
.
source ~/.bashrc
Now, check if CUDA 9.0 is installed.
nvcc -V