Installing the drivers on servers and/or for computing purposes Let's assume we want to install the 525 driver: If this is the case, you will have to use the driver version (such as 525) that you saw when you used the ubuntu-drivers list command. Or you can tell the ubuntu-drivers tool which driver you would like installed. You can either rely on automatic detection, which will install the driver that is considered the best match for your hardware: Installing the drivers for generic use (e.g. You should see a list such as the following: The ubuntu-drivers tool is recommended if your computer uses Secure Boot, since it always tries to install signed drivers which are known to work with Secure Boot.Ĭheck the available drivers for your hardware The ubuntu-drivers tool relies on the same logic as the "Additional Drivers" graphical tool, and allow more flexibility on desktops and on servers. The recommended way (ubuntu-drivers tool) To check the version of your currently running driver: The Fabric Manager and NSCQ library are only available with the ERDs or -server driver versions. You can read more about these drivers here: Īdditionally, we package the NVIDIA Fabric Manager and the NVIDIA Switch Configuration and Query (NSCQ) Library, which you will only need if you have NVswitch hardware. Their packages can be recognised by the -server suffix. UDA (Unified Driver Architecture) drivers - which are recommended for the generic desktop use, and which you can also find here: ĮRD (Enterprise Ready Drivers) - which are recommended on servers, and for computing tasks.
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