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    Question Shutdown graphical user interface in order to use more GPU ram

    I wrote a program in PyTorch but unfortunately I need one more GB of GPU ram. My GPU is 1080 Ti and my OS is Ubuntu 18.04.
    In other to solve my problem I need to shutdown the Graphical User Interface of Ubuntu 18.04. However I don’t know how do that.

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    Re: Shutdown graphical user interface in order to use more GPU ram

    farhad-bat; Hello. Welcome to the forum.

    Boot to terminal from grub:
    At grub's boot menu 'e' key for edit mode (with the desired kernel highlighted)
    that gives you a screen for the kernel's boot directives. Here arrow down to the line starting with linux, remove "quiet splash" and insert the term:
    systemd.unit=multi-user.target

    Key conbo ctl+x to continue the boot process - to terminal.
    Log in here with user name and pass word - when the password is entered there will be no response to the screen, enter password blindly and hit the enter key.

    see: from terminal:
    Code:
    man bootup
    for full documentation

    And
    https://askubuntu.com/questions/8596...n-console-mode
    for some other options.

    it's ubuntu
    we can do that
    THE current(cy) in Documentation:
    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PopularPages

    Happy ubuntu'n !

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