Hi there,
I’ve spent the last couple of days installing Fedora 13 and CUDA on my new 4 x C2070 machine, and yesterday I was quite excited that everything seemed to finally be working.
But today, when I fired up the PC, I get a Segmentation Fault when I run the SDK sample functions.
What I did the last couple of days was:
Install Fedora 13
Install developement driver from the nvidia homepage
Install CUDA Toolkit
Install GPU computing SDK
Compiling SDK programs from “C” directory (required the installation of some packages and some use of ldconfig)
Run SDK programs - they all worked
Install Matlab 2010b
Run Matlab 2010b CUDA tests (it worked out of the box)
Install free version of CULA
Run CULA examples
Install Intel Parallel Studio XE
Compile MAGMA with Intel compilers
Run MAGMA test programs (seemed to work out of the box)
Now today I:
Start up my computer
Try to run MAGMA tests - I get a Segmentation Fault
Go back to CUDA SDK and run some of the samples in “C” - Segmentation Fault
Recompile the samples of the “C” folder in the SDK - this seems to work
Run the recompiled files - still Segmentation Fault
Except the “deviceQuery” program which correctly returns my 4 Tesla C2070 cards.
I’m guessing that the problem is allocating memory on the tesla card, as matrixMul returns:
Device 0: "Tesla C2070" with Compute 2.0 capability
Using Matrix Sizes: A(640 x 960), B(640 x 640), C(640 x 960)
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
I’ve checked that /usr/local/cuda/bin is in $PATH and that /usr/local/cuda/lib64 and /usr/local/cuda/lib are in LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
Most likely I’m just being stupid, but I can’t figure out which setting I’ve forgotten.
Any suggestion as to what I’m missing?
Sincerely,
Christian Fisker