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Hello, I installed Julia 1.9.2 and CUDA v4.4.0/CUDA_Driver_jll 0.5.0+1/CUDA_Runtime_jll 0.6.0+0 in a fresh installation of Arch Linux that contains NVIDIA driver 535.86.05 and CUDA version 12.2/runtime 12.1. When I try to run simple commands such as:
using CUDA
x = CUDA.randn(128)
y = x.*2
I get a message: could not load library ./julia/artifacts/.../lib/libLLVMExtra-15.so. An ldd on this file returns: libLLVM-15jl.so => not found. I tried removing and reinstalling CUDA, LLVM (6.1.0), GPUArrays (8.8.1), but nothing works. I have libcuda on /usr/lib and this shows in my /etc/ld/so.conf.d/cuda.conf.
I appreciate any help.
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Hello, I installed Julia 1.9.2 and CUDA v4.4.0/CUDA_Driver_jll 0.5.0+1/CUDA_Runtime_jll 0.6.0+0 in a fresh installation of Arch Linux that contains NVIDIA driver 535.86.05 and CUDA version 12.2/runtime 12.1. When I try to run simple commands such as:
using CUDA
x = CUDA.randn(128)
y = x.*2
I get a message: could not load library ./julia/artifacts/.../lib/libLLVMExtra-15.so. An ldd on this file returns: libLLVM-15jl.so => not found. I tried removing and reinstalling CUDA, LLVM (6.1.0), GPUArrays (8.8.1), but nothing works. I have libcuda on /usr/lib and this shows in my /etc/ld/so.conf.d/cuda.conf.
I appreciate any help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: