[CUDA] Error in script file

Hi,
I've just installed cuda using the command pacman -S cuda. The installation went fine. However, when I tried to launch NSight, I got this error:
/opt/cuda/bin/nsight: ligne2: /cuda/opt/cuda/libnsight/nsight: Aucun fichier ou dossier de ce type
It seems that the body of the script is not coherent with the installation path.
To fix this problem, I changed the paths inside the file starting with /cuda/opt/... to /opt/...
The question is: how to push this change into the arch repo ?
Thanks for your answers

I think you should try to dowload the zip file once more. You could try to use a download manager tool.
rgds
Kjell Ove

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