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Comment: Wrapped up this article. It is too specific on the partition part, and need to make a RAID1 drop-down example as well. Regardless, this is a pretty universal Ubuntu 20.04 OS and NVIDIA driver setup enough for anyone to get display and Teamviewer running

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#installed NVIDIA hardware
nvidia-smi

#installed NVLinks, if you have it (it can run this command even if you DON'T have them installed)
nvidia-smi nvlink -s

Step 9 - Install Teamviewer

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#this is latest Linux Teamviewer install file from their website
wget https://download.teamviewer.com/download/linux/teamviewer_amd64.deb
apt install ./teamviewer_amd64.deb

#to run it, you can get to GUI, open terminal, and simply type in:
teamviewer

If you run into display issues on Step 8 or 9

I cannot stress enough that it is because the system has the onboard/offboard capability, and Ubuntu doesn't know what to do with it sometimes. It is more consistent with CentOS for it to work regardless what the primary display option in BIOS is, but Ubuntu has issues typically with onboard VGA. However, I haven't had issues with a Supermicro 4U with onboard with using the installation method listed above.