[SOLVED] Kernel 5.11 & NVIDIA Linux vgpu-kvm

@Dizel958 Strange, I did hear from a friend who applied, he did hear back the first time, but with additional questions, and more hoops to jump through, not sure if he got access finally. Did you make sure to use a different browser so there's no risk of previous cookies giving you away? You also have to be careful with VPNs, if you use popular VPNs, they will simply know its a VPN and "ignore" it. In cases like this I guess you need to get a free trial VPS in a datacenter and do it through that instead of "known VPN services". Or just live with a different version, I looked quite a bit but couldn't find the exact version you needed. (found NVIDIA-GRID-Linux-KVM-510.85.03-510.85.02-513.46.zip and some others but not the 510.108)
 
Hi everybody. Does anyone have the opportunity to download these two archives from the nvidia website:
NVIDIA-GRID-Linux-KVM-510.108.03-513.91.zip
NVIDIA-GRID-Linux-KVM-510.108.03-514.08.zip

My registrations are unsuccessful.
Please share the files.
 
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A new driver version has been released NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-525.85.27 NV_GRID_15.1
Who can dump the driver archive?
 
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