I am following CUDA on WSL :: CUDA Toolkit Documentation and https://devblogs.nvidia.com/announcing-cuda-on-windows-subsystem-for-linux-2/ to setup the cuda docker. However, when I run this “docker run --gpus all nvcr.io/nvidia/k8s/cuda-sam… nbody -gpu -benchmark” I am facing the following error: …

Thank you for posting to this forum. It is possible you have a setup issues with the Nvidia Container toolkit. Do you see any failures in the WSL2 window running docker service? Could you stop the docker service and perform the following steps: Setup the stable and experimental repositories and …

Following Same steps and getting same error. My docker showed the same error. Here is my device and system info: GTX 1080 eGPU by Thunderbolt, Geforce Driver 455.41. Windows build 20150.1000 Linux Kernel: 4.19.121, Ubuntu 18.04-WSL2 docker: 19.03.6

This is [quote=“wuguandejn, post:3, topic:128871”] eGPU by Thunderbolt, [/quote] configuration. Do you actually see the GPU in the container working? Could you check if you get /dev/dxg folder there?

You should make sure no other distro is running, see this thread .

I installed CUDA outside docker and it works correctly. (while I still cannot get nvidia-docker work)

Hello, If you are still hitting: “driver error: failed to process request” This means that nvidia-container fall back on the Native Path instead of the WSL path and couldn’t communicate with the Native driver (which at that point is expected) There are two main causes for that: Either you have …

I redo all the step you suggested and have 455.41 version of driver on my windows host system. But I don’t have this folder /dev/dxg.

This is about Cuda. I think that is a step after the driver problem?

I don’t have this folder /dev/dxg. This indicates the problem. You don’t have the GPU exposed into the container. Did you install the WSL2 kernel with Windows Update as described in the user Guide? Could you show the output of the following commands launched in your WSL2 container: uname -a …

Stderr: nvidia-container-cli: initialization error: driver error: failed to process request\\\\n\\\"\"": unknown

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P_Ramarao June 23, 2020, 5:06pm 4

Did you stop and start the Docker service as indicated in the user guide after installing nvidia-docker2?

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Stderr: nvidia-container-cli: initialization error: driver error: failed to process request\\\\n\\\"\"": unknown

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