How to install Nvidia 387 dirvers on Kubuntu 18.04
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I'm using Kubuntu 18.04 and have the Nvidia 396 driver installed. It "feels" quite glitchy, and I'd like to try to the Nvidia 387 driver. I tried removing 396 using:
sudo apt remove --purge nvidia-*
sudo apt update
sudo apt autoremove
I then tried to install the Nvidia 387 drivers using:
sudo apt install nvidia-387
However, it just installed the Nvidia 390 drivers!?
Any idea how I can install the Nvidia 387 drivers?
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I'm using Kubuntu 18.04 and have the Nvidia 396 driver installed. It "feels" quite glitchy, and I'd like to try to the Nvidia 387 driver. I tried removing 396 using:
sudo apt remove --purge nvidia-*
sudo apt update
sudo apt autoremove
I then tried to install the Nvidia 387 drivers using:
sudo apt install nvidia-387
However, it just installed the Nvidia 390 drivers!?
Any idea how I can install the Nvidia 387 drivers?
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asked 13 hours ago
Scott Deagan
10317
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There aren't any nvidia-387 packages in the default 18.04 repos.
– karel
13 hours ago
Ah, ok. So that explains why when I dosudo apt list | grep 387I can see:nvidia-387/bionic,now 390.77-0ubuntu0~gpu18.04.1 amd64 [installed]. I'll try rolling back to 16.04, will see how that goes. By the why - I'll mark yours as an answer if you copy/paste it as an answer.
– Scott Deagan
13 hours ago
Not exactly sure what you mean by "non-reproducable" - it's easy to reproduce: 1. Install Kubuntu 18.04. 2. Try to install the Nvidia 387 drivers.
– Scott Deagan
12 hours ago
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I'm using Kubuntu 18.04 and have the Nvidia 396 driver installed. It "feels" quite glitchy, and I'd like to try to the Nvidia 387 driver. I tried removing 396 using:
sudo apt remove --purge nvidia-*
sudo apt update
sudo apt autoremove
I then tried to install the Nvidia 387 drivers using:
sudo apt install nvidia-387
However, it just installed the Nvidia 390 drivers!?
Any idea how I can install the Nvidia 387 drivers?
drivers nvidia
asked 13 hours ago
Scott Deagan
10317
I'm using Kubuntu 18.04 and have the Nvidia 396 driver installed. It "feels" quite glitchy, and I'd like to try to the Nvidia 387 driver. I tried removing 396 using:
sudo apt remove --purge nvidia-*
sudo apt update
sudo apt autoremove
I then tried to install the Nvidia 387 drivers using:
sudo apt install nvidia-387
However, it just installed the Nvidia 390 drivers!?
Any idea how I can install the Nvidia 387 drivers?
drivers nvidia
asked 13 hours ago
Scott Deagan
10317
asked 13 hours ago
Scott Deagan
10317
asked 13 hours ago
Scott Deagan
10317
asked 13 hours ago
Scott Deagan
10317
10317
1
There aren't any nvidia-387 packages in the default 18.04 repos.
– karel
13 hours ago
Ah, ok. So that explains why when I dosudo apt list | grep 387I can see:nvidia-387/bionic,now 390.77-0ubuntu0~gpu18.04.1 amd64 [installed]. I'll try rolling back to 16.04, will see how that goes. By the why - I'll mark yours as an answer if you copy/paste it as an answer.
– Scott Deagan
13 hours ago
Not exactly sure what you mean by "non-reproducable" - it's easy to reproduce: 1. Install Kubuntu 18.04. 2. Try to install the Nvidia 387 drivers.
– Scott Deagan
12 hours ago
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There aren't any nvidia-387 packages in the default 18.04 repos.
– karel
13 hours ago
Ah, ok. So that explains why when I dosudo apt list | grep 387I can see:nvidia-387/bionic,now 390.77-0ubuntu0~gpu18.04.1 amd64 [installed]. I'll try rolling back to 16.04, will see how that goes. By the why - I'll mark yours as an answer if you copy/paste it as an answer.
– Scott Deagan
13 hours ago
Not exactly sure what you mean by "non-reproducable" - it's easy to reproduce: 1. Install Kubuntu 18.04. 2. Try to install the Nvidia 387 drivers.
– Scott Deagan
12 hours ago
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1
There aren't any nvidia-387 packages in the default 18.04 repos.
– karel
13 hours ago
There aren't any nvidia-387 packages in the default 18.04 repos.
– karel
13 hours ago
Ah, ok. So that explains why when I do
sudo apt list | grep 387 I can see: nvidia-387/bionic,now 390.77-0ubuntu0~gpu18.04.1 amd64 [installed]. I'll try rolling back to 16.04, will see how that goes. By the why - I'll mark yours as an answer if you copy/paste it as an answer.– Scott Deagan
13 hours ago
Ah, ok. So that explains why when I do
sudo apt list | grep 387 I can see: nvidia-387/bionic,now 390.77-0ubuntu0~gpu18.04.1 amd64 [installed]. I'll try rolling back to 16.04, will see how that goes. By the why - I'll mark yours as an answer if you copy/paste it as an answer.– Scott Deagan
13 hours ago
Not exactly sure what you mean by "non-reproducable" - it's easy to reproduce: 1. Install Kubuntu 18.04. 2. Try to install the Nvidia 387 drivers.
– Scott Deagan
12 hours ago
Not exactly sure what you mean by "non-reproducable" - it's easy to reproduce: 1. Install Kubuntu 18.04. 2. Try to install the Nvidia 387 drivers.
– Scott Deagan
12 hours ago
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There aren't any nvidia-387 packages in the default 18.04 repos. The closest match to nvidia-387 in 18.04 can be installed as follows:
sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall # installs nvidia-driver-390
sudo reboot
The autoinstall command of ubuntu-drivers installs drivers that are appropriate for automatic installation including their dependencies.
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There aren't any nvidia-387 packages in the default 18.04 repos. The closest match to nvidia-387 in 18.04 can be installed as follows:
sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall # installs nvidia-driver-390
sudo reboot
The autoinstall command of ubuntu-drivers installs drivers that are appropriate for automatic installation including their dependencies.
answered 13 hours ago
karel
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There aren't any nvidia-387 packages in the default 18.04 repos. The closest match to nvidia-387 in 18.04 can be installed as follows:
sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall # installs nvidia-driver-390
sudo reboot
The autoinstall command of ubuntu-drivers installs drivers that are appropriate for automatic installation including their dependencies.
answered 13 hours ago
karel
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There aren't any nvidia-387 packages in the default 18.04 repos. The closest match to nvidia-387 in 18.04 can be installed as follows:
sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall # installs nvidia-driver-390
sudo reboot
The autoinstall command of ubuntu-drivers installs drivers that are appropriate for automatic installation including their dependencies.
answered 13 hours ago
karel
48.5k1199126
There aren't any nvidia-387 packages in the default 18.04 repos. The closest match to nvidia-387 in 18.04 can be installed as follows:
sudo ubuntu-drivers autoinstall # installs nvidia-driver-390
sudo reboot
The autoinstall command of ubuntu-drivers installs drivers that are appropriate for automatic installation including their dependencies.
answered 13 hours ago
karel
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answered 13 hours ago
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There aren't any nvidia-387 packages in the default 18.04 repos.
– karel
13 hours ago
Ah, ok. So that explains why when I do
sudo apt list | grep 387I can see:nvidia-387/bionic,now 390.77-0ubuntu0~gpu18.04.1 amd64 [installed]. I'll try rolling back to 16.04, will see how that goes. By the why - I'll mark yours as an answer if you copy/paste it as an answer.– Scott Deagan
13 hours ago
Not exactly sure what you mean by "non-reproducable" - it's easy to reproduce: 1. Install Kubuntu 18.04. 2. Try to install the Nvidia 387 drivers.
– Scott Deagan
12 hours ago