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DAS RM developed this toolkit as a resource guide for agencies to use or compliment their current processes. This tool was developed around the requirements of the vehicle rules. The toolkits are broken into sections by topic. The sections contain both a flow chart of the process and documents for agency use. The documents for agency use have a spot for agency information in the header. There is an index as well as headings on each sections. Click on the dropdown to see the sections. If you have any questions about the toolkit, contact DAS RM and speak to a Risk Consultant.

I did not accept the packaged driver and instead used my previously installed 384.130 drivers for my GPU. More info on that here: Debian Wiki. Your mileage may vary, I cannot speak for cards other than a GT 720. This was the path I chose, I have no regrets (yet).

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edit: The main issue turned out to be that the package installers' combinations of CUDA Toolkit and NVidia driver version didn't fit my hardware setup. Installing the *.run file of CUDA solved it

Robert pointed me to the solution which I'll describe in detail here. So if you've got an older GPU and have problems with installing drivers from a distribution package, here's the way to install from the runfile.

I'm not using my machine for gaming, but for data science, so I needed the CUDA toolkit chain (the suite of tools covering NVCC, the CUDA accelerated libraries, and so forth), so I proceeded to install them using the single command of sudo apt-get install nvidia-cuda-toolkit. The whole installation proceeded well, but at the end, I realized I was missing one thing: CUDA code samples!

Even after searching high and low, I have not been able to figure out a way to carry out a standalone installation of the CUDA code samples into my system. From what I understand of the Nvidia documentation , these samples would get automatically installed when I install the CUDA toolkit through a .deb or .run file downloaded from the Nvidia CUDA downloads webpage.

Is there any way that I could obtain the source files for the Nvidia CUDA samples? Just the raw source files, together with the correct Makefile, so that I can compile these samples and run them without going through the whole Nvidia CUDA toolkit installer?

Otherwise, has anyone had experience using the Nvidia installer, and if so, does anyone know whether I can skip the CUDA toolkit installation (since I've already done that through apt-get) and just use the installer to download the CUDA samples?

This was difficult because the advanced nvidia driver that the .run file tried to install was incompatible with my desktop environment, but the versions of the nvidia driver in my ppi were too old for CUDA. So, I had to find a ppa with a more recent nvidia driver.

This works also for 7.5.Simply say "no" when prompted for driver and toolkit installation. You will also need to set the right toolkit libraries. This installs cuda samples into your home by default. However there seem to be an issue with libraries not being found as the package from the repo also puts them into a different location.

There might be a simple workaround by adding the right path, but probably installing at least cuda-toolkit together with samples from the runfile should make it work 'out-of-the-box' - have not tried it yet...

Conda/Anaconda is a cross-platform package management solution widely used in scientific computing and other fields.The above pip install instruction is compatible with conda environments. Alternatively, for both Linux (x86_64,ppc64le, aarch64-sbsa) andWindows once the CUDA driver is correctly set up, you can also install CuPy from the conda-forge channel:

Conda has a built-in mechanism to determine and install the latest version of cudatoolkit supported by your driver.However, if for any reason you need to force-install a particular CUDA version (say 11.8), you can do:

If you did not install CUDA Toolkit by yourself, the nvcc compiler might not be available, asthe cudatoolkit package from conda-forge does not include the nvcc compiler toolchain. If you would like to useit from a local CUDA installation, you need to make sure the version of CUDA Toolkit matches that of cudatoolkit toavoid surprises.

As soon as I unzipped the MSMG toolkit (downloaded from My Digital Life forum), Windows Defender popped up saying that a trojan (Trojan:Win32/Tiggre!plock) was found in ToolKit-v8.6\Bin\ToolKitHelper.exe

This Issue refers to several improvements in the SecureDoc Client for Linux.

SecureDoc for Linux now supports decryption from client (offline supported only) which then permits the Client to be uninstalled. This item is covered in more detail in its own Release note entry - see "SD-26577: Allow users to un-install SecureDoc for SDLinux from the system."

SDLinux now offers functionality to create an offline installer with all Linux kernels for Ubuntu client devices. This solution utilizes a downloaded library containing all Ubuntu drivers, and the resulting SDLinux package can be configured to use the downloaded drivers. Please review the SDLinux documentation for instructions on how to create this installer.

This improvement permits endpoint devices to be queried remotely in order to determine if they have these SecureDoc settings, so they can be updated appropriately. The improvement adds two new registry DWORD values, located in: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WinMagic.

The DWORDs and their values are:

isUEFIBootOrderEnabled: 1 = Boot order used, 2 = Boot Patching

isUEFIProtectDrvOrdLoaded: 1 = Protection driver detected, 2 = Not detected

How Activated:

On the installation or updation of the SecureDoc UEFI preboot, the registry DWORD entry 'isUEFIBootOrderEnabled' is created with a possible value of 1, indicating that UEFI boot order is being used OR 2 where boot patching is used. This only occurs when SecureDoc Pre=Boot is being used, either with Software or Hardware encrypted drives.

On the next boot, SDService will check if the system is a UEFI system with boot logon installed, in which case it scans NVRAM for the existence of the SecureDoc protection driver.

If the driver is found in NVRAM, the registry DWORD 'isUEFIProtectDrvOrdLoaded' is created with either 1 as its value, indicating the driver was located or 2 if it was not found to be loaded.

Issue: Under Windows, when the RMCE Viewer attempts to open the container, it determines the file is not fully valid (file valid data size is much less than file size). On closing the media, the Windows exFAT driver writes zeros to make file valid data size equal to file size, which can consume a lot of time. During this process, the USB media cannot be unmounted (unless physically detached) until Windows has completed writing zeroes and releases the file.

This issue occurs only when using the Media Viewer Application in Windows to access exFAT-formatted USB media created on macOS Big Sur (and Catalina) devices, because only exFAT supports files having these two (possibly different) file size properties: "file valid data size" and "file size".

A warning of this behavior will appear when SecureDoc creates a Container-protected USB media and it detects it is running on a device running macOS Big Sur/Catalina.

NOTE: This issue does not occur when using macOS-created exFAT Container-protected USB media on Windows devices that have SecureDoc installed.

NOTE: macOS Mojave works fine - and no issues detected on Windows when using Container-based encryption created on macOS Mojave

Detailed symptoms:

On a macOS device:

For HP EliteBook 755 G5 devices provisioned with the SecureDoc Pre-Boot Linux for UEFI, 64-bit, the touchpad will not work at Pre-Boot. At present, SecureDoc does not have a driver that can communicate with these touchpad models.

Work-around: If it is necessary to use a mouse to navigate the Pre-Boot screen, either plug in an external USB mouse, or you may be able to navigate between on-screen objects using the tab/back-tab keys. Alternatively you may elect to install the Native Pre-Boot for UEFI (PBU) on this model.

If you have a Class DJ or MJ driver license or learner permit, the first conviction of a cell phone use or texting violation will result in a suspension of your driver license or permit for 60 days. (For texting/cell phone violations committed between July 1, 2013 and October 31, 2014)

Although this program limits the number of downloads you can perform per day, you can still check for outdated drivers as often as you want. You're just limited when it comes to downloading them. I talk more in the review about why this isn't as bad of a limit as it might sound.

If you need any assistance with this workaround, please feel free to reach out to our Support Team. Additionally, we will be providing an update shortly, with the new release of MacOS SafeNet drivers.

This is the smartcard driver for the new SCM SCR331-DI Smart Card reader. The previous version of the smartcard driver for the old SCM SCR331-DI Smart Card reader cannot co-exist with the new version. The old version must be deleted before the new version can be installed. Refer to the smartcard manual for installation instructions to install the smartcard driver.

The SignsPC application is used in conjunction with the MicroStation computer-aided drafting application. SignsPC extends MicroStation by providing the user with a toolkit for generating and labeling traffic signs. The toolkit also includes a lettering feature to accurately place lettering cells spaced according to standard specifications.

This compatibility requirement is generally less strict. The requirement is usually a least version requirement. However, it is recommended to install the nearest, requirement-met, and available driver.

For x86 systems, non-plug-and-play CAN interfaces, and Windows versions that are no longer supported, we provide the last working versions of our device drivers. Please note that these drivers are no longer maintained.