Using yum instead of apt when running an EC2 Instance

[ahaselhan]

Hi,

I am trying out different options for running NVIDIA TAO. I’ve been able to use it on Google Cloud, but have lately been running into issues where I can’t connect due to lack of availability. I am now instead trying out running TAO on AWS. I have just started up the VM, and wasn’t able to run the command specified in the documentation:

sudo apt upgrade

I saw on stack exchange Amazon Linux uses yum instead of apt. I was just confused since the Nvidia documentation for using TAO on AWS has the apt command: Running TAO on an AWS VM

Does this imply I’ve set up something wrong? Or should the Nvidia documentation be updated?

Thanks,
Andrew

[Morganh]

@ahaselhan

I saw on stack exchange Amazon Linux uses yum instead of apt

Please check the instance to make sure to use Ubuntu system.

[yingliu]

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