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Prepare a Ubuntu System for Deep Learning

An Ubuntu Deep Learning System A.                     Install latest Nvidia drivers 1-       Run following  commands  to add latest drivers from PPA. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa sudo apt update 2-       Then use Ubuntu  Software &Updates  Additional Drivers application to update your driver. For my GTX-1070 I chose driver with version 384.69. 3-       After installation Restart your PC. You may need to disable safe boot using bios menu. 4-       Run following command to ensure that drivers are installed correctly. lsmod | grep nvidia 5-       İf you have issue with the new driver remove it with following command. sudo apt-get purge nvidia* For more information see: https://askubuntu.com/questions/...

Hadoop Installation Document - Standalone Mode

This document shows my experience on following apache document titled “Hadoop:Setting up a Single Node Cluster”[1] which is for Hadoop version 3.0.0-Alpha2 [2]. A. Prepare the guest environment Install VirtualBox. Create a virtual 64 bit Linux machine. Name it “ubuntul_hadoop_master”. Give it 500MB memory. Create a VMDK disc which is dynamically allocated up to 30GB. In network settings in first tab you should see Adapter 1 enabled and attached to “NAT”. In second table enable adapter 2 and attach to “Host Only Adaptor”. First adapter is required for internet connection. Second one is required for letting outside connect to a guest service. In storage settings, attach a Linux iso file to IDE channel. Use any distribution you like. Because of small installation size, I choose minimal Ubuntu iso [1]. In package selection menu, I only left standard packages selected.  Login to system.  Setup JDK. $ sudo apt-get install openjdk-8-jdk Install ssh and pdsh, if...