Hi Levi,
> I had this working in ubuntu 9.10 but since I upgraded to 10.04 I
> get the
> following
> after running the amber_test_cuda.sh script...
Sigh... I had a fear such things would happen... I understand now why people
like Gaussian are so insistent on specific operating systems. Sure makes
life easier now there is a complete quagmire of Linux OS's and compiler
versions.
> I dropped in a GTX275 and it works fine. I also have another machine
> that
> I installed
> 10.04 on and I have a GTX480 which works fine in it. The kernel is
> 2.6.32-21 and I also
> tried the 2.6.32-22. I tried both gcc-4.4 and gcc-4.3 compilers...any
> ideas?
Switch back to the OS version that worked would be my suggestion. It will be
the least work and the least pain ;-)
Or use RedHat 4 or 5 - they work. Beyond that I'm not sure what to suggest.
I gave up trying to be on the bleeding edge OS and compiler wise a long time
ago, just found a combination that was nice and stable and that's what I
use.
You could try GCC 4.1. Note GCC-4.4 is not yet supported, last time I
checked, with NVCC 3.0 so your choices are 4.3 or less anyway. It would be
nice to know where it segfaults in the code though.
Maybe a stack issue - Try making sure the stack is unlimited.
Are you using the 64bit OS or the 32 bit one?
All the best
Ross
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