Users can substitute xxx.xxx with a suitable version number. However, some drivers cannot be downloaded. I got a 404 Error when I try to install version 375.88 for p2 instances while version 384.66 works.
So I wonder whether each version of GPU driver has a .run file that can be downloaded from Nvidia’s website. If not, I think Nvidia and AWS should work together to improve the tutorial.
Although I can download each version of drivers manually, I have to maintain it and include these large binary files in my code repository. Unfortunately, GitHub doesn’t support any file larger than 100MB for normal users. So I do hope NVIDIA and AWS can cooperate to solve this problem.
BTW, this forum’s post function has a bug. The link function which inserts [url][/url] mark in the hypertext contents doesn’t work. Instead, directly pasting a URL in the text works.
I’m not sure why that particular release was a diagnostic one. Please refer to the driver download pages at nvidia.com for the correct URL for any given Tesla release.
As for the [url] tag, I’m not sure why the forum button pastes it the way that it does, but the propert syntax is text.
For the driver issue, it seems NVIDIA doesn’t provide such a public link (even in a ftp format). I cannot find anything about “http://us.download.nvidia.com/tesla/” except for the AWS tutorial from Google.
On the page you linked to, the Download button takes you to a page with a link to the license on it. There, the “Agree & Download” button is a link to the actual .run file.