Add cuda-9.0.176-0

The current tensorflow seems to require cuda 9.0 not cuda 9.1.

Created cuda-9.0.176-0.build.sh from cuda-9.1.85-0.build.sh with the
following changes:

    4,5c4,5
    < MAJOR=9.1
    < MINOR=85
    ---
    > MAJOR=9.0
    > MINOR=176
    8c8
    < DRIVERVERSION=387.26
    ---
    > DRIVERVERSION=384.81
    59c59
    < INSTALLFILE=cuda_${VERSION}_${DRIVERVERSION}_linux
    ---
    > INSTALLFILE=cuda_${VERSION}_${DRIVERVERSION}_linux-run

cuda-9.0.176-0.build.sh

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+#! /bin/bash
+
+PKG=cuda
+MAJOR=9.0
+MINOR=176
+VERSION=${MAJOR}.${MINOR}
+BUILD=0
+DRIVERVERSION=384.81
+
+# get versions  combination and file URL from
+#   https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads?target_os=Linux
+#   Linux - x86_64 - any - any - runfile (local)
+#
+# the cuda toolkit comes bundled with a (kernel) driver. Here we only install the toolkit.
+# It seems to function with other driver versions, but this can't be relied on.
+
+# Additonal we insall cudnn7 which comes in variants for each cuda version.
+CUDNNFILE=cudnn-$MAJOR-linux-x64-v7.tgz
+#
+# this file can only be downloaded with a developer login. Dowload drom
+# https://developer.nvidia.com/cudnn
+# and put the file into /package/cuda/src
+
+# Note:
+# https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-installation-guide-linux/index.html
+# "The CUDA Development Tools are only supported on some specific distributions of Linux. These are listed in the CUDA Toolkit release notes."
+
+PREFIX=/pkg/$PKG-$VERSION-$BUILD
+#PREFIX=/dev/shm/$PKG-$VERSION-$BUILD
+
+set -xe
+umask 022
+
+BUILD_TMPDIR=/dev/shm/$PKG-$VERSION-$BUILD.build.tmp
+test -d $BUILD_TMPDIR && rm -rf $BUILD_TMPDIR
+mkdir -p $BUILD_TMPDIR/home
+export TMPDIR=$BUILD_TMPDIR
+export HOME=$BUILD_TMPDIR/home
+
+exec </dev/null
+
+mkdir -p $PREFIX
+cat >$PREFIX/profile <<-EOF
+	PATH=$PREFIX/bin:\$PATH
+	export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$PREFIX/lib64\${LD_LIBARRY_PATH:+:\$LD_LIBARRY_PATH}
+EOF
+. $PREFIX/profile
+
+export MAKEFLAGS="-j $(nproc)"
+
+BUILDDIR=$PREFIX/build
+
+mkdir -p $BUILDDIR
+cd $BUILDDIR
+
+# URL from https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads?target_os=Linux
+# Linux - x86_64 - any - any - runfile (local)
+
+INSTALLFILE=cuda_${VERSION}_${DRIVERVERSION}_linux-run
+URL=https://developer.nvidia.com/compute/cuda/$MAJOR/Prod/local_installers/$INSTALLFILE
+
+if [ ! -e ${INSTALLFILE} ]; then
+  wget $URL
+fi
+
+# We have the first-level of "Makeself tool" generated script/archive.
+# We just extract to tmp and dont run the content
+
+test -d "cuda" || bash ${INSTALLFILE} --nox11 --target cuda --noexec
+cd cuda
+
+# we dont run the installer.
+#    perl ./cuda-installer.pl 	--silent --toolkit --toolkitpath=${PREFIX} --verbose
+# would do all kind of stupid things and the call in run-files
+#   ./cuda-linux.9.1.85-23083092.run --nox11 -- --noprompt --prefix="/dev/shm/x" --manifest="/dev/shm/x/bin/.uninstall_manifest_do_not_delete.txt"
+#
+# instead do it ourself
+cd run_files
+script=cuda-linux.*.run
+
+# again, cuda-linux-SOMETHING.run is a "Makeself tool" generated script.
+# We just extract to tmp and dont run the content
+
+test -d cuda-linux || bash $script --nox11 --target cuda-linux --noexec
+cd cuda-linux
+
+# we dont run the installer
+#   perl ./install-linux.pl --prefix=$PREFIX --noprompt
+# would do all kind of stupid things like deleting evertyhing in $PREFIX
+# the main thing it does is this:
+
+find * -type d -prune -exec cp -a {} $PREFIX/ \;
+
+# copy the samples....
+#
+
+#cd ..
+#script=cuda-samples.*.run
+#test -d cuda-samples || bash $script --nox11 --target cuda-samples --noexec
+#cd cuda-samples
+#cp -a samples $PREFIX/
+
+# cudNN
+#
+
+cd $BUILDDIR
+test -e $CUDNNFILE || cp /package/cuda/src/$CUDNNFILE .
+test -d cudnn || mkdir cudnn
+cd cudnn
+tar xvf ../$CUDNNFILE
+cp cuda/include/cudnn.h $PREFIX/include/
+cp cuda/lib64/libcudnn* $PREFIX/lib64/
+
+exit