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nvidia docker version 2 eg (docker run --runtime=nvidia ...) had not worked with opengl until a few days ago. So for example, we cannot run the open ai gym environments which rely on opengl. (specifically we cannot actually render/x-forward them)
nvidia just released a new cuda 9 image with open gl. this is great news especially for people using gym environment and ROS environments.
I'm so excited about this! I'm resisting the urge to clone and rebuild all of your images just for the pytorch image! And by the way, I see you've been updating gym recently so this should go right along with it.
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So I looked into cudagl. Turns out it does not come with cudnn, so we can't use it for our base right now. We need to manually install cudnn into cudagl or install opengl into cuda base. I am trying to figure out if there is an easy way to do this without copy pasting.
nvidia docker version 2 eg (docker run --runtime=nvidia ...) had not worked with opengl until a few days ago. So for example, we cannot run the open ai gym environments which rely on opengl. (specifically we cannot actually render/x-forward them)
nvidia just released a new cuda 9 image with open gl. this is great news especially for people using gym environment and ROS environments.
Here you can read a bit about the issue progress
NVIDIA/nvidia-docker#534
Here's the nvidia link
https://hub.docker.com/r/nvidia/cudagl/
I'm so excited about this! I'm resisting the urge to clone and rebuild all of your images just for the pytorch image! And by the way, I see you've been updating gym recently so this should go right along with it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: