I wish I could reproduce it now, but I've since returned that video card
and installed an Nvidia 970 GTX -- and installing drivers with that card
in place went totally smooth. It was exactly as it should have been.

I'll say this though: I tried installing those drivers many, many times
across various versions of Ubuntu (16.04, 17.04, and 17.10) and even
Fedora 27 and the installation process always died leaving me with an OS
that had drivers. On Fedora 27, the process died at the 93% mark as
opposed to the 95%, but it failed none the less.

So I can't reproduce it now, but it's hit me many times before I finally
submitted this issue, and for some reason it went away when I put in a
non-10 series card. I've since ordered another 1070 ti from a different
brand hoping this was a one off some how caused by the card :/ I'll
update when the new card is in.

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