With the new meta packages, is there a way to install everything except the OpenGL libraries? Right now this requires installation using the runfile approach, passing in –no-opengl-libs. The downside to this approach is that it requires manual re-install of the CUDA drivers every time a kernel update is installed. Because of this I’ve had to stop unattended upgrades on our GPU servers to prevent accidentally breaking CUDA support.
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