bap
April 26, 2008, 4:23pm
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Impressed by the unbelievable speed…
I have just started using CUDA (with Linux SUSE 10.3, gcc 4.1, Phenom X4, GF8800GS). Works great, but when I copy and execute the matrixMulDrv-exefile away from the release directory, I get wrong results (Test FAILED, matrix elements = 0).
Is this a known problem or is my installation not OK ?
Has somebody else experienced this problem ?
Best regards
bap
Impressed by the unbelievable speed…
I have just started using CUDA (with Linux SUSE 10.3, gcc 4.1, Phenom X4, GF8800GS). Works great, but when I copy and execute the matrixMulDrv-exefile away from the release directory, I get wrong results (Test FAILED, matrix elements = 0).
Is this a known problem or is my installation not OK ?
Has somebody else experienced this problem ?
Best regards
bap
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I have the same problem. I don’t know what the problem is but I expect that the examples are dependent on some other part of the SDK
So nothing to worry about.
Thanks,
Jordy
nwilt
April 28, 2008, 7:39pm
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By default, the .cubin file must be in the directory where the executable is launched. Otherwise cuModuleLoad will fail with a not-found error.
bap
April 28, 2008, 9:12pm
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By default, the .cubin file must be in the directory where the executable is launched. Otherwise cuModuleLoad will fail with a not-found error.
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Yes, something is missing. But it does not seem to be the .cubin file.
By the way, some programs cannot run either if the exefile is renamed.
bap
April 28, 2008, 9:55pm
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OK, you need a subdirectory named “data” with the corresponding .cubin-file:
./data/MatrixMul_kernel.cubin