If a firmware update was applied, reboot the machine after it completes.
You might need to update the firmware on your DeckLink card. When prompted, please enter your root user’s password
After the machine has rebooted, open a Terminal shell again. After the installation completes, you should see the terminal prompt. The installer might fail and tell you that you mediaexpress needs libGLU.so.1, so install libGLU and try again: Install the latest Desktop Video driver, GUI, and Media Express. # cd /Blackmagic_Desktop_Video_Linux_/rpm/ # tar xvfz /path/to/downloaded/driver/location/Blackmagic_Desktop_Video_Linux_.tar.gzĬd into the rpm folder, since this is CentOS If GNOME didn’t uncompress it for you already, uncompress the downloaded driver package: # rpm -qa | grep desktopvideo | xargs rpm -e If you already have an older DeckLink driver installed, uninstall it: When prompted, enter your root user’s password. Download the latest driver from the Blackmagic Design website. Download and install the latest DeckLink driver Installing EPEL should have downloaded and installed gcc, but just in case, make sure:įor good measure, you’ll probably want the yum plugin for ELRepo first, just in case we’re in between a release of RHEL and a release of CentOS: $ sudo yum install "kernel-devel-uname-r = $(uname -r)" You can then safely eject the USB installation disk. Reboot to boot into the fresh installation. CentOS’s installation interacts with HP’s UEFI in such a way as to change the boot order. Later, once system is installed with the GUI up and running, you’ll want to set GNOME to start automatically at boot. It might be necessary to install via the “simple graphical interface” under the “rescue” GRUB option. It’s possible that the CentOS installer will not show a mouse or will display windows strangely. Set password for root account and create just one administrator account. Disable Secure Boot and disable Legacy BIOS mode. Use dd to create the bootable USB drive. 
Download and use Rufus to create the bootable USB drive.View the Project on GitHub sethgoldin/install-davinci-resolve-centos How to install DaVinci Resolve on CentOS 7.9 A guide on how to install DaVinci Resolve on CentOS Linux
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