How to Install CUDA on openSUSE 13.x 64-bit Step by Step

Installing

2. 2. Pre-Installation Testing

   Then Verify on CUDA Capable GPU.

   lspci | grep -i nvidia

   But if you do Not see any NVIDIA hardware on Output then first install:

   sudo update-pciids

   Then try Again…

3. 3. Setting Up Repository

   See How Setup CUDA openSUSE Repo Package

   OpenSUSE CUDA Repo Setup

   CUDA Repo for openSUSE.

4. 4. Installing

   Finally, to Install CUDA Toolkit for openSUSE
   Execute:

   sudo zypper in cuda-toolkit-[x.y]

   Replace [x.y] with the needed CUDA Version in the above.

   Again Setup PATH Env Variable.
   This is necessary to Find the Binaries on System:

   echo 'export PATH=/usr/local/cuda-10.0/bin${PATH:+:${PATH}}' > $HOME/.bashrc

   Possibly Amend the 10.0 with the Actual Version…
   And Reload Configuration simply with:

   bash

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