Installing cuda packages without sdk manager

[mehmetdeniz]

@river

I have to install CUDA manually

If you have internet connection on your Jetson Nano, you can install via “apt”. In this post, the answer is about JetPack 4.3 but it would be the same in your status (only CUDA version may be different).

How to to install cuda 10.0 on jetson nano separately ?

You can use the OTA updates rather than SDK Manager to install anything as of JetPack 4.3. Before that release, you had to use a Linux desktop and SDK Manager, unfortunately. sudo apt install cuda-core-10-0 Will install cuda itself, but it should already be installed on the default rootfs. If not (apt will tell you if it’s already installed or not), you must install nvidia’s apt key (available in the BSP tarball under the Linux_for_Tegra/nv_tegra/ folder) and then add teh apt sources to a sour…

@river

Could you give me some hint on installing all the CUDA packages in a “basic” root fs?

After installation of Cuda packages, you can back your rootFS up.

Hope it helps.