Yes, you’ve seen the problem before:
The general answer seems to be to download a driver which contains libcuda.so.
Here’s my problem: I don’t have a CUDA-capable card. I’m building apps for a BOINC project for others to run. I might get one in the future, but even if I did, I’d have to build on a 32-bit Ubuntu 9.04 VM which couldn’t see it.
So can I get libcuda.so from somewhere else? Can I download some driver (which one?) but not fully install it?
FYI, the only reason I need libcuda.so is to run the BOINC CUDA initialization snippet here. If I can’t, I guess I’ll go back to my sleeping memcpy function, which has worked OK so far but isn’t perfect like the driver.