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-If your installation was successful, the vGPU will be accessible and licensed.
-Test by running <code>nvidia-smi</code> as shown above for [[Using cloud vGPUs#Preparation_of_a_VM_running_CentOS7 | CentOS7]].
-== Preparation of a VM running Ubuntu18 == <!--T:57-->
-Ensure that the OS is up to date, that all the latest patches are installed, and that the latest stable kernel is running.
-<!--T:58-->
-<pre>
-root@ubuntu18:~# apt-get update && apt-get -y dist-upgrade && reboot
-</pre>
-<!--T:59-->
-After a successful reboot, the system should have the latest available kernel running.
-Now the repository can be installed by installing the <code>arbutus-cloud-repo</code> package.
-This package also contains the gpg key all packages are signed with.
-<!--T:60-->
-<pre>
-root@ubuntu18:~# wget http://repo.arbutus.cloud.computecanada.ca/pulp/deb/ubuntu18/pool/main/arbutus-cloud-repo_0.1ubuntu18_all.deb
-root@ubuntu18:~# dpkg -i arbutus-cloud-repo_0.1ubuntu18_all.deb
-</pre>
-<!--T:61-->
-A warning will be displayed since the signature key is added in the post-install stage. The warning can be ignored.
-Update the local apt cache and install the vGPU packages:
-<pre>
-root@ubuntu18:~# apt-get update && apt-get -y install nvidia-vgpu-kmod nvidia-vgpu-tools nvidia-vgpu-gridd
-</pre>
-<!--T:62-->
 If your installation was successful, the vGPU will be accessible and licensed.
 Test by running <code>nvidia-smi</code> as shown above for [[Using cloud vGPUs#Preparation_of_a_VM_running_CentOS7 | CentOS7]].

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