$ ls -alghs nvidia-driver-cuda-libs*.rpm cuda-npp*.rpmĩ2M -rw-r-r-T. $ ls -alghs nvidia-driver-cuda-libs *.rpm cuda-npp *.rpmĩ2M -rw-r-r-T. This means that for most people NOT requiring CUDA support or not using an Nvidia video card, the following 2 packages will be installed anyway: Blender GPU rendering) in the various programs you need the Nvidia driver installed ( nvidia-driver-cuda), and for Nvidia Performance Primitives you require the CUDA driver and the NPP library package ( cuda-npp). To make proper use of the Nvidia hardware encode features (NVENC/CUVID) and CUDA kernel support (i.e. I will add a negativo17-release package soon, along with a few mirrors I’m sorting out the details now with the mirror owners. If you are reading this blog post, you can switch now. The repository is now exposed also at this URL, and contains Delta RPM support:Īll repository files and configurations have been updated, so this means that in the future this would be the place where the metadata and repository information will be placed and any new installation will get the repository from there. You can use the Nvidia repository alone, if you just need that, or use the multimedia one if you need everything else. The Nvidia repository can exist on its own, but the multimedia one can’t, due to the dependencies and the constant rebases (also of main Fedora and CentOS/RHEL packages). Why all of this? Because I can’t keep them separated anymore. If you still just want the Nvidia stuff (as enabled in Fedora 25) then it’s still available as a separate repository and that will not change. This means that all the Nvidia packages are now included in the repository as well, so if you have an Nvidia card and you are interested in both repositories, you can just have the multimedia repository enabled. Most of the programs that suppport some Nvidia integration are now enabled and compiled with support for CUDA/NVENC/CUVID leveraging the previous reorganization of CUDA 8 in the various subpackages. The whole multimedia repository has been rebased with recent releases, and it now features FFmpeg 3.2 as the foundation. Merging of the Nvidia repository into Multimedia
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