Install cuDNN on Ubuntu: Step-by-Step

To use cuDNN in Ubuntu, you must first download the cuDNN package and unzip it into your system. Then, you need to install the cuDNN library and configure your CUDA environment so that your applications can properly utilize cuDNN.

Here are the general steps to use cuDNN in Ubuntu:

1. Download the cuDNN software package: You can download the cuDNN software package from NVIDIA’s official website. Make sure to download the cuDNN software package that is compatible with your CUDA version.
2. Unzip the cuDNN software package: Extract the downloaded cuDNN software package into your system.
3. Install the cuDNN library by copying the files from the extracted cuDNN folder to your CUDA library directory.
4. Set up CUDA environment: Add the following lines to your .bashrc file to configure CUDA environment variables.

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/usr/local/cuda/lib64/

1. Test the installation of cuDNN: Run a sample program that uses cuDNN to ensure that cuDNN is installed and configured correctly.

These are the general steps for using cuDNN in Ubuntu. Please note that the use of cuDNN may vary depending on your specific setup. You may need to refer to the official cuDNN documentation for more detailed installation and configuration instructions.