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Devices not detected on WSL2 #17
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https://support.zivid.com/en/v2.4/support/clinfo-does-not-print-anything.html After I follow this document operation, it can run normally. I think you should give it a try. |
Ty! It seems like the problem is that OpenCL hasn't supported WSL :/ microsoft/WSL#6951 |
@cylzxje I was wondering if you were able to run the script now? |
Sadly, not yet :/ |
I was able to set it up and let it run on an Ubuntu CLI server. I took some notes and if you follow these steps it should work:
Hope that helps. Cheers! |
Tho I haven't been able to test this myself cuz my setup is a mess rn, if anyone else successfully run with these steps, plz lmk. Ty! |
and restart server! |
I also had to install the nvidia cuda toolkit sudo apt install nvidia-cuda-toolkit |
I'm currently on Windows Subsystem for Linux (
WSL
). When i run the command:./profanity2.x64 --leading 0000000 -w 256 -z "7d798acc490f26daa63e5239b91c609c290b42cfca72430c098f1521ecd93b2ad79a56030c01122fe25ba84d0f5cddb977bfb9f70e7a959cf884c5e76d5d6c88"
Output:
It just stops midway like that. I've tried installing packages such as CUDA, SSH,... for WSL:
https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/wsl-user-guide/index.html
https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/enabling-gpu-acceleration-on-ubuntu-on-wsl2-with-the-nvidia-cuda-platform#1-overview
It didn't help much. Any idea how to fix or is there any trick to work around this?
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