Let us know if any further concern or doubt, but I think you'll be able to manage from here, and welcome to enterprise linux side of things. Just see what's more applicable to you given the card you are using, but you can't go wrong, it's extremely straightforward. Second link is to setup the nvidia drivers, same deal, scroll down, read a little bit, ain't much to read anyway, and copy and paste the commands. These repos are quite essential to have, as the default repos are rather barebone. On the first one, it's to setup RPMFusion, Powertools, and EPEL repos on your machine, just scroll down a little and you'll have the commands right there for you to safely copy and paste, but just one at a time as you'll have to answer some prompts.
#CENTOS INSTALL NVIDIA GRAPHICS DRIVER DRIVERS#
Again, don't jump into the EL9 band wagon just yet.īack to your drivers issue, I'd suggest to follow these two links: As to your workstation, you can use or CentOS Stream 8(which is a slight upstream of RHEL8, what I'm using at the moment on my own personal machine), Alma Linux, which is a downstream of RHEL, or even RHEL itself as you can use it with a free developer license, up to 16 devices or something.
Most companies will take their time to jump into 9, wisely so. These are the steps to install the NVIDIA driver and disable the nouveau driver. These more fully support the capabilities of the card when compared to the nouveau driver that is included with the distribution. Ok then, if this is the case, don't jump into the EL9 just yet. Most users of NVIDIA graphics cards prefer to use the drivers provided by NVIDIA.
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