Path to CUDA driver

[yoshi]

I’m trying to use julia in an HPC environment. I load the CUDA driver using slurm’s “module” functionality. I can see where it is in the $PATH variable. But when I go to run “pkg> test CUDA” I get warnings saying “This version of CUDA.jl only supports NVIDIA drivers for CUDA 10.2 or higher (yours is for CUDA 9.2.0)” but nvcc --version is showing version 10.2 is loaded.

Why isn’t julia detecting this path? Am I bungling something?

[mkitti]

It may be best to continue in the other post you created since you gave more detail there:

Unable to use CUDA from artifacts

I’m trying to use julia in an HPC environment. I load the CUDA driver using slurm’s “module” functionality. I can see where it is in the $PATH variable. But when I go to run “pkg> test CUDA” I get warnings saying “This version of CUDA.jl only supports NVIDIA drivers for CUDA 10.2 or higher (yours is for CUDA 9.2.0)” but nvcc --version is showing version 10.2 is loaded. I have read that Artifacts are downloaded with Julia so that some apprpriate version of the nvidia drivers are downloaded with …