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  • JoltrastJoltrast Posts: 208

    I've come back to Linux for the umpteenth time, but intend to stay now! I'm totally lost on how to best install the few Windows programs I need because there's both old and conflicting information. Some people get on great with Bottles, others with Lutris etc.

    I've never tried running any Windows programs before and I've also had a long break from Linux because I always seemed to run out of space just running updates (hopefully that's no longer an issue!)

    My question is for Linux Mint Cinnamon specifically (with a GeForce RTX 3080) is there anyone who has got Daz up and running? Should I be using Lutris, Bottles or something else with this distro (or just install them all)?

    Thanks in advance. I hope you can help a noob out!

  • JoltrastJoltrast Posts: 208
    edited May 8

    brainmuffin said:

    Petercat said:

    This thread is at 50 pages now.
    (Holds head in hands)
    Has anybody created a step-by-step guide to installing Studio in Linux?
    I would love to kick Windows to the door. Linux is so light, Studio would
    probably work faster, as well.

    I'm on Linux Mint and for me the summary is:

    - Download and install the correct NVidia drivers

    - Download and install WINE 8.9 staging

    - Download DIM from DAZ website

    - On the command line, execute: wine path\to\DIM_file

    Ah, Petercat I see you're on Mint. I'll give your option a go. Thank you!
    EDIT: I could not find WINE 8.9 staging in the software Manager

    Post edited by Joltrast on
  • JoltrastJoltrast Posts: 208

    So I followed instructions from the Wine website and while running commands from the CLI I notice parts are upgradable.

    ubuntu-drivers-common/noble-updates 1:0.9.7.6ubuntu3.2 amd64 [upgradable from: 1:0.9.7.6ubuntu3.1]N: There are 2 additional versions. Please use the '-a' switch to see them.

    Do I need to upgrade them and if so, could someone remind me how to do this from the CLI or GUI? Many thanks!

  • JoltrastJoltrast Posts: 208
    edited May 8

    I have a dual boot setup and DIM wants to install in C:\Program Files\DAZ 3D\DAZ3DIM1 - just as a sanity check, I should be installing in the bin or lib folder, correct? Many thanks!

    • Run a program with Wine staging:

      WINEPREFIX=~/wine-staging /opt/wine-staging/bin/wine program.exe

      (It is recommended to give each Wine branch its own wineprefix.)

    What is recommended as a wineprefix? Should I use one? Is there a naming convention? LOL
    If I understand correctly it would look something like....

    WINEPREFIX=~/wine-staging-daz-dim /opt/wine-staging/bin/wine DAZ3DIM_1.4.1.87_Win64.exe


    Do I need root to install DIM? Thanks! (Getting there, slowly!)

    Post edited by Joltrast on
  • csaacsaa Posts: 931

    Joltrast said:

    My question is for Linux Mint Cinnamon specifically (with a GeForce RTX 3080) is there anyone who has got Daz up and running? Should I be using Lutris, Bottles or something else with this distro (or just install them all)?

    Joltrast,

    I have Daz running on Linux Mint with an NVidia card. It's so for a little over a month now. I remember following this video tutorial on using Bottles to install DIM and Daz.  The installation process went smoothly for me; I felt confident enough to delete the Bottle for Daz a few times and repeat the process, just to experiment. Each time Daz fired up w/o a glitch. A simple iRay render for G9 confirmed this.

    Hope this helps.

    Cheers!

  • JoltrastJoltrast Posts: 208
    edited May 9

    So I did get it installed with WINE and it does launch, however DIM does not see my Windows library or offer me the option to download my content again. Not sure where I go from here! LOL

    EDIT: I lied, it just took a while to populate!
    First test render attached. Default settings using starter essentials.

    DAZ Test.png
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    Post edited by Joltrast on
  • JoltrastJoltrast Posts: 208

    Progress.
    I am able to access my assets, so no need to download them again! My next problem is getting DAZ to see my GPU. I currently have the following installed:

    nvidia-cuda-tookit
    Nvidia Settings
    nvidia cuda-gdb
    nvidia dkms-550

    Not sure if I need all of those!

    Do I need either of these?
    If a driver goes "wonky" can I rollback like windows?
    Nvidia-driver-535
    Nvidia-modprobe

    Many thanks!

  • JoltrastJoltrast Posts: 208

    csaa said:

    Joltrast said:

    My question is for Linux Mint Cinnamon specifically (with a GeForce RTX 3080) is there anyone who has got Daz up and running? Should I be using Lutris, Bottles or something else with this distro (or just install them all)?

    Joltrast,

    I have Daz running on Linux Mint with an NVidia card. It's so for a little over a month now. I remember following this video tutorial on using Bottles to install DIM and Daz.  The installation process went smoothly for me; I felt confident enough to delete the Bottle for Daz a few times and repeat the process, just to experiment. Each time Daz fired up w/o a glitch. A simple iRay render for G9 confirmed this.

    Hope this helps.

    Cheers!

    Thanks for that. I actually went and tried WINE again, since it was already installed and just pretty much installed DIM with all the default settings and it just worked.

  • JoltrastJoltrast Posts: 208
    edited May 9

    korb said:

    Well, it took me considerably more than "a few days" - more like a few months. I had a hot project that I needed to wrap up before I could risk screwing things up. Anyways...I have validated this approach, and it works!

    I'll summarize here for anyone that wants to try to replicate this configuration.

    First off, my configuration:

    • OS: Linux Mint 21 Cinnamon
    • CPU: Intel Core i9
    • RAM: 128GB
    • Storage: 7TB nVME M.2 drives
    • GPU: nVidia GeForce RTX 4080 w/ 16GB VRAM
    • nVidia driver version: 550.120
      </snip>

    I understood about half of that. I'll have to read it again! 
    Thank you for taking the time to write it all out. It really is appreciated to a returning Linux user who has only really "dabbled" for the last 15+ years on and off! Having to relearn it all again!

    I have DIM, Daz and my assets installed. I think I'm using just regular WINE, but I'll have to check exactly what I've got (WINE do not show up in the application list, but it's definitely there!) The only thing left on my "to do" list that I can see is getting my GPU to show up in render settings. Othen than that, it's working. A little teperamental, but honestly Windows can have it's moments with Daz too, so I don't think either OS is better than the other! LOL

    EDIT: Not sure how to run WINEPREFIX to create a case sensitive directory, but it sounds like that's necessary for both DAZ and Nvidia to play nicely?

    $ wine --version
    wine-10.7 (Staging)

    $ zpool list
    Command 'zpool' not found, but can be installed with:
    sudo apt install zfsutils-linux  # version 2.2.2-0ubuntu9.1, or
    sudo apt install zfs-fuse        # version 0.7.0-25

     

     

     

    so-many-drivers.png
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  • IceCrMnIceCrMn Posts: 2,319
    edited May 9

    Joltrast said:

    korb said:

    Well, it took me considerably more than "a few days" - more like a few months. I had a hot project that I needed to wrap up before I could risk screwing things up. Anyways...I have validated this approach, and it works!

    I'll summarize here for anyone that wants to try to replicate this configuration.

    First off, my configuration:

    • OS: Linux Mint 21 Cinnamon
    • CPU: Intel Core i9
    • RAM: 128GB
    • Storage: 7TB nVME M.2 drives
    • GPU: nVidia GeForce RTX 4080 w/ 16GB VRAM
    • nVidia driver version: 550.120
      </snip>

    I understood about half of that. I'll have to read it again! 
    Thank you for taking the time to write it all out. It really is appreciated to a returning Linux user who has only really "dabbled" for the last 15+ years on and off! Having to relearn it all again!

    I have DIM, Daz and my assets installed. I think I'm using just regular WINE, but I'll have to check exactly what I've got (WINE do not show up in the application list, but it's definitely there!) The only thing left on my "to do" list that I can see is getting my GPU to show up in render settings. Othen than that, it's working. A little teperamental, but honestly Windows can have it's moments with Daz too, so I don't think either OS is better than the other! LOL

    EDIT: Not sure how to run WINEPREFIX to create a case sensitive directory, but it sounds like that's necessary for both DAZ and Nvidia to play nicely?

    $ wine --version
    wine-10.7 (Staging)

    $ zpool list
    Command 'zpool' not found, but can be installed with:
    sudo apt install zfsutils-linux  # version 2.2.2-0ubuntu9.1, or
    sudo apt install zfs-fuse        # version 0.7.0-25

     

     

     

    you'll need to install nvlibs which is a package one of the other Studio users made for us for Studio to be able to see your GPU.

    You can find it here

     https://github.com/SveSop/nvidia-libs/releases

    The direct download link is here

    https://github.com/SveSop/nvidia-libs/releases/download/v0.8.3/nvidia-libs-0.8.3.tar.xz

    You should have a look through the github page though as it covers some details you may need

     

    Also, the case sensitivity is this.

    Windows is NOT case sensitive meaning that Dog, dOG, and dOg are all the same name.

    Linux IS case sensitive meaning Dog, dOG, and dOg are 3 different names.

    So you'll want to set your wine folder to NOT be case sensitive just like Windows.

    Post edited by IceCrMn on
  • JoltrastJoltrast Posts: 208

    IceCrMn said:

    Joltrast said:

    korb said:

    Well, it took me considerably more than "a few days" - more like a few months. I had a hot project that I needed to wrap up before I could risk screwing things up. Anyways...I have validated this approach, and it works!

    I'll summarize here for anyone that wants to try to replicate this configuration.

    First off, my configuration:

    • OS: Linux Mint 21 Cinnamon
    • CPU: Intel Core i9
    • RAM: 128GB
    • Storage: 7TB nVME M.2 drives
    • GPU: nVidia GeForce RTX 4080 w/ 16GB VRAM
    • nVidia driver version: 550.120
      </snip>

    I understood about half of that. I'll have to read it again! 
    Thank you for taking the time to write it all out. It really is appreciated to a returning Linux user who has only really "dabbled" for the last 15+ years on and off! Having to relearn it all again!

    I have DIM, Daz and my assets installed. I think I'm using just regular WINE, but I'll have to check exactly what I've got (WINE do not show up in the application list, but it's definitely there!) The only thing left on my "to do" list that I can see is getting my GPU to show up in render settings. Othen than that, it's working. A little teperamental, but honestly Windows can have it's moments with Daz too, so I don't think either OS is better than the other! LOL

    EDIT: Not sure how to run WINEPREFIX to create a case sensitive directory, but it sounds like that's necessary for both DAZ and Nvidia to play nicely?

    $ wine --version
    wine-10.7 (Staging)

    $ zpool list
    Command 'zpool' not found, but can be installed with:
    sudo apt install zfsutils-linux  # version 2.2.2-0ubuntu9.1, or
    sudo apt install zfs-fuse        # version 0.7.0-25

     

     

     

    you'll need to install nvlibs which is a package one of the other Studio users made for us for Studio to be able to see your GPU.

    You can find it here

     https://github.com/SveSop/nvidia-libs/releases

    The direct download link is here

    https://github.com/SveSop/nvidia-libs/releases/download/v0.8.3/nvidia-libs-0.8.3.tar.xz

    You should have a look through the github page though as it covers some details you may need

     

    Also, the case sensitivity is this.

    Windows is NOT case sensitive meaning that Dog, dOG, and dOg are all the same name.

    Linux IS case sensitive meaning Dog, dOG, and dOg are 3 different names.

    So you'll want to set your wine folder to NOT be case sensitive just like Windows.

    Thanks. I'll look through the whole readme when I've got time to ingest it!

  • karlkarl Posts: 72

    Joltrast said:

    So I did get it installed with WINE and it does launch, however DIM does not see my Windows library or offer me the option to download my content again. Not sure where I go from here! LOL

    EDIT: I lied, it just took a while to populate!
    First test render attached. Default settings using starter essentials.

     

    I use Linux Mint Cinnamon too. Daz Studio seemed to install and run fine, but because it is in the equivalent of a VM, it is slower to render and use. It's doable, just noticeable. But being able to do it from within my desktop (Linux) is preferable to me dual-booting into Windows. Thansk to all the Microsoft boycotts I will probably uninstall Windows completely and just use Linux in future. I only ever booted into Windows for Daz anyway. Though I wish there was a simplified version of Daz without all the extra software, that ran smoothly in Linux as a native thing.

  • COMIXIANTCOMIXIANT Posts: 260

    karl said:

    Thansk to all the Microsoft boycotts I will probably uninstall Windows completely and just use Linux in future. I only ever booted into Windows for Daz anyway. Though I wish there was a simplified version of Daz without all the extra software, that ran smoothly in Linux as a native thing.


    Same, in fact I absolutely insist on doing that, and nothing is going to stop me.  I'm hoping to get whatever the latest version of Daz Studio 4 is at the time, running on Ubuntu LTS since even the big corporates like Adobe are officially supporting Ubuntu LTS now.  Daz really need to take note of moves like that, because what that means is that Ubuntu LTS is the way they see it all going, and Adobe didn't get to be the size they are by making poor business decisions.

    I'm amazed Daz haven't at least thrown together a quick Linux build aimed at the LTS version of Ubuntu.  I don't mean offficially with support, but by releasing a build specifically targeting Ubuntu LTS, they would enable the community to iron-out any wrinkles they find, just as you're doing here, but with a much better success rate.

    Every major piece of software I've purchased in the last five years runs natively on Ubuntu LTS, so it's really only Daz Studio now that is lagging behind.

     

  • bluejauntebluejaunte Posts: 1,990

    COMIXIANT said:

    karl said:

    Thansk to all the Microsoft boycotts I will probably uninstall Windows completely and just use Linux in future. I only ever booted into Windows for Daz anyway. Though I wish there was a simplified version of Daz without all the extra software, that ran smoothly in Linux as a native thing.


    Same, in fact I absolutely insist on doing that, and nothing is going to stop me.  I'm hoping to get whatever the latest version of Daz Studio 4 is at the time, running on Ubuntu LTS since even the big corporates like Adobe are officially supporting Ubuntu LTS now.  Daz really need to take note of moves like that, because what that means is that Ubuntu LTS is the way they see it all going, and Adobe didn't get to be the size they are by making poor business decisions.

    I'm amazed Daz haven't at least thrown together a quick Linux build aimed at the LTS version of Ubuntu.  I don't mean offficially with support, but by releasing a build specifically targeting Ubuntu LTS, they would enable the community to iron-out any wrinkles they find, just as you're doing here, but with a much better success rate.

    Every major piece of software I've purchased in the last five years runs natively on Ubuntu LTS, so it's really only Daz Studio now that is lagging behind.

     

    Are you saying Adobe software now works on Linux?

  • COMIXIANTCOMIXIANT Posts: 260
    edited May 26

    bluejaunte said:

    Are you saying Adobe software now works on Linux?

     
    Yes, please see this thread, and the image displayed in my reply to Richard:
    https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/731181/a-few-questions-about-steam
     

    Post edited by COMIXIANT on
  • bluejauntebluejaunte Posts: 1,990

    COMIXIANT said:

    bluejaunte said:

    Are you saying Adobe software now works on Linux?

     
    Yes, please see this thread, and the image displayed in my reply to Richard:
    https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/731181/a-few-questions-about-steam
     

    Hmm this is just Substance Painter/Designer through Steam? I'm a bit confused. Surely if Photoshop suddenly worked on Linux I would've heard about it.
  • COMIXIANTCOMIXIANT Posts: 260

    Sorry, bluejaunte, I was referring to Substance Painter and Substance Designer, both of which Adobe have officially released natively for the LTS rversion of Ubuntu.  I just purchased a perpetual licence of both, and I suspect that what they're doing is using Painter and Designer as a way to test, with a view to enabling their Creative Cloud programs to do the same thing in the future.

    I would never have bothered with either of them if they were not both perpetual, and native Linux.  I have all the software that matters to me now.  They are all perpetual licences and they all run natively on Linux, apart from Daz Studio, which I believe runs but definitely not natively.

    But when major players like Adobe and Blackmagic Design are targeting Ubuntu LTS, I really do think that Daz need to sit-up and take notice as to why.  And don't forget that in addition, programs like Blender, GIMP and InkScape are already native Linux too, by default.

     

  • bluejauntebluejaunte Posts: 1,990

    COMIXIANT said:

    Sorry, bluejaunte, I was referring to Substance Painter and Substance Designer, both of which Adobe have officially released natively for the LTS rversion of Ubuntu.  I just purchased a perpetual licence of both, and I suspect that what they're doing is using Painter and Designer as a way to test, with a view to enabling their Creative Cloud programs to do the same thing in the future.

    I would never have bothered with either of them if they were not both perpetual, and native Linux.  I have all the software that matters to me now.  They are all perpetual licences and they all run natively on Linux, apart from Daz Studio, which I believe runs but definitely not natively.

    But when major players like Adobe and Blackmagic Design are targeting Ubuntu LTS, I really do think that Daz need to sit-up and take notice as to why.  And don't forget that in addition, programs like Blender, GIMP and InkScape are already native Linux too, by default.

     

    Right. Not to crush your (our) hopes or anything but I think Substance Painter was on Steam and Linux prior to the Adobe takeover and may exist now mainly because of that, not because Adobe has any commitment to Linux. Would love to be wrong though.

  • COMIXIANTCOMIXIANT Posts: 260

    To be honest I wouldn't know about that.  I normally keep myself as far away from anything to do with Adobe as possible, but you could be right about that.  But even if that's the case, they've not pulled it from STEAM, they've not removed the perpetual licence, and they continue to upgrade the Linux support regardless.

    I think if Adobe had no interest in (or plans for) Linux, they'd have pulled support for it when they took it over from Allegorithmic.

     

  • daisuki.nekomusumedaisuki.nekomusume Posts: 96

    karl said:

    Joltrast said:

    So I did get it installed with WINE and it does launch, however DIM does not see my Windows library or offer me the option to download my content again. Not sure where I go from here! LOL

    EDIT: I lied, it just took a while to populate!
    First test render attached. Default settings using starter essentials.

     

    I use Linux Mint Cinnamon too. Daz Studio seemed to install and run fine, but because it is in the equivalent of a VM, it is slower to render and use. It's doable, just noticeable. But being able to do it from within my desktop (Linux) is preferable to me dual-booting into Windows. Thansk to all the Microsoft boycotts I will probably uninstall Windows completely and just use Linux in future. I only ever booted into Windows for Daz anyway. Though I wish there was a simplified version of Daz without all the extra software, that ran smoothly in Linux as a native thing.

    Wine is definitely not a VM, it's a translation layer that translates Windows calls to Linux calls. The acronym stands for WINE Is Not an Emulator.
    I don't have side-by-side hard comparisons, but in my experience, DS seems to be as responsive under Linux as it was under Windows 10, but since Linux lacks the ridiculous slow drive access that both my son and I have observed under Windows 10, a lot of things actually are faster, including loading scenes.

     

    My biggest gripe right now is that DS6 (AKA Studio 2025) does NOT work under Lutris/WINE9...

  • bluejauntebluejaunte Posts: 1,990

    COMIXIANT said:

    To be honest I wouldn't know about that.  I normally keep myself as far away from anything to do with Adobe as possible, but you could be right about that.  But even if that's the case, they've not pulled it from STEAM, they've not removed the perpetual licence, and they continue to upgrade the Linux support regardless.

    I think if Adobe had no interest in (or plans for) Linux, they'd have pulled support for it when they took it over from Allegorithmic.

     

    Yeah it may be some legal stuff. Once on Steam you can't just pull it and take it away from people who bought it there maybe. I don't really know.
  • COMIXIANTCOMIXIANT Posts: 260
    edited May 27

    bluejaunte said:

    Yeah it may be some legal stuff. Once on Steam you can't just pull it and take it away from people who bought it there maybe. I don't really know.

     
    Well I'm pleased to say it cannot be that.  It would be impossible, because the version of Painter and Designer I purchased were both new releases, the ones called "2025" and both are perpetual licenses.  They cannot take those perpetual licences away from customers, but at the same time, they weren't forced to release the 2025 version on STEAM, nevermind for Linux, but they still chose to do so.

    They would never have kept it up all this time if they were planning to dump Linux, and even if they did, it would make no difference to me personally, since they're both perpetual licenses, both native Linux, and the software already does what I want to and more besides anyway.

    So that's the way I see it.  I've had to take a hard-line stance against it all, and will be ditching Windows completely and permanently at the earliest opportunity.

     

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  • NathanomirNathanomir Posts: 132

    I'm reinstalling DAZ on Linux Mint after a hard drive crash. Fumbling my way through a lot of "what was that trick again?" moments. I cannot remember or find the technique for stopping Studio from resizing whenever a change is made. What was it again?

  • daisuki.nekomusumedaisuki.nekomusume Posts: 96

    Nathanomir said:

    I'm reinstalling DAZ on Linux Mint after a hard drive crash. Fumbling my way through a lot of "what was that trick again?" moments. I cannot remember or find the technique for stopping Studio from resizing whenever a change is made. What was it again?

    I didn't have to do anything for that. I installed DIM under Lutris, installed DS from DIM, ran the nvlibs installer (I did have to modify the installer script to adjust the WINE folder) and it just worked.

  • NathanomirNathanomir Posts: 132
    edited June 4

    More hijinks installing DAZ on Linux to a new SSD. Never had this happen (I did have it successfully installed before the crash).

    I'm using Mint Xia. DAZ is installed on Lutris, and I'm installing the nVidia libraries. This error came up in the terminal: ./setup_nvlibs.sh: line 58: --version: command not found

    Um, what? How should I proceed?

    EDIT: Reinstalled everything and the install went fine. So, whatever that was is fixed.

    Unfortunately, now I get the dreaded "DAZ Studio cannot be run with elevated permissions." So, I guess I'll see if I can get it to run in Bottles instead of Lutris.
     

    Post edited by Nathanomir on
  • NathanomirNathanomir Posts: 132

    Okay, that was too easy!

    Fixed all my problems with running Studio 4.21 in Lutris and using Iray on GPU, including the elevated permissions issue. One simple trick -- in Runners clicked on the cog and changed Wine version to the newest instead of default. My newest is 10.9 Staging.

    Maybe this will help someone.

  • daisuki.nekomusumedaisuki.nekomusume Posts: 96
    edited June 6

    Nathanomir said:

    Okay, that was too easy!

    Fixed all my problems with running Studio 4.21 in Lutris and using Iray on GPU, including the elevated permissions issue. One simple trick -- in Runners clicked on the cog and changed Wine version to the newest instead of default. My newest is 10.9 Staging.

    Maybe this will help someone.

    Yeah, the default is probably something old, like pre WINE9... Forgot about that one, but then again I think I already changed that as default behavior before I even started on DAZ...

    Post edited by daisuki.nekomusume on
  • synthdragon_0fb2dd219csynthdragon_0fb2dd219c Posts: 5
    edited June 9

    I feel like I'm aaaaaalmost to getting DAZ going on Ubuntu 25.04 with an Nvidia 4090- but the prefix won't ID the GPU.
    I've done the nvidia_libs
    I've downloaded the cuda toolkit and latest 575 drivers (used both the open and closed source kernel)

    It's managed to ID the GPU once- but not since. In case the pic doesn't attach, it shows CUDA(numbers) under ID, a blank description, and -1 for the size. I read about that issue on the nvidia_libs git page, but it describes two GPU renderer options, but I only have the one + CPU

    ETA: I'm attempting to run D3D off Lutris with the 10.8 Wine runner option- have not tried Bottles or straight Wine.

    Post edited by synthdragon_0fb2dd219c on
  • daisuki.nekomusumedaisuki.nekomusume Posts: 96

    synthdragon_0fb2dd219c said:

    I feel like I'm aaaaaalmost to getting DAZ going on Ubuntu 25.04 with an Nvidia 4090- but the prefix won't ID the GPU.
    I've done the nvidia_libs
    I've downloaded the cuda toolkit and latest 575 drivers (used both the open and closed source kernel)

    It's managed to ID the GPU once- but not since. In case the pic doesn't attach, it shows CUDA(numbers) under ID, a blank description, and -1 for the size. I read about that issue on the nvidia_libs git page, but it describes two GPU renderer options, but I only have the one + CPU

    ETA: I'm attempting to run D3D off Lutris with the 10.8 Wine runner option- have not tried Bottles or straight Wine.

    That looks like the nvidia_libs aren't installed. Are you certain the libs were installed in the same prefix as DAZ is running from?

  • synthdragon_0fb2dd219csynthdragon_0fb2dd219c Posts: 5
    edited June 9

    Ran it once more to be sure- here's the output:

    ---

    WINEPREFIX='/mnt/datadrive/Daz3D' ./setup_nvlibs.sh install
    Using: wine-9.0 (Ubuntu 9.0~repack-4build3)
    [1/4] nvcuda :
        Creating DLL override...
        Creating symlink to nvcuda.dll...
    [2/4] nvcuvid :
        Creating DLL override...
        Creating symlink to nvcuvid.dll...
    [3/4] nvencodeapi :
        Creating DLL override...
        Creating symlink to nvencodeapi.dll...
    [4/4] nvapi :
        Creating DLL override...
        Creating symlink to nvapi.dll...
    [1/6] 64 bit nvcuda :
        Creating DLL override...
        Creating symlink to nvcuda.dll...
    [2/6] 64 bit nvoptix :
        Creating DLL override...
        Creating symlink to nvoptix.dll...
    [3/6] 64 bit nvcuvid :
        Creating DLL override...
        Creating symlink to nvcuvid.dll...
    [4/6] 64 bit nvencodeapi64 :
        Creating DLL override...
        Creating symlink to nvencodeapi64.dll...
    [5/6] 64 bit nvapi64 :
        Creating DLL override...
        Creating symlink to nvapi64.dll...
    [6/6] 64 bit nvofapi64 :
        Creating DLL override...
        Creating symlink to nvofapi64.dll...
    Symlinks created in /mnt/datadrive/Daz3D. Do NOT remove this source folder!
    OBS! NVML is NOT enabled by default. See Readme_nvml.txt for info or run nvml_setup.sh
    You need to REMOVE old overrides if older version of nvml have been used in /mnt/datadrive/Daz3D

    ---

    Another add: the drive is setup to mount on boot at that mount point.

     

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