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I was able to test the synthesize function (synthesize.py) on CPU with success.
But when I tried to use GPU, I have faced with different issues.
First, I tried to use tensorflow-gpu==1.3.0, but according to this chart: https://www.tensorflow.org/install/source#gpu, it requires CUDA 8, and according to this list: https://gitlab.com/nvidia/container-images/cuda/blob/master/doc/supported-tags.md, I could use only Ubuntu 16.04 with an nvidia docker base image for CUDA 8.0, but I have failed with the installation of the requirements on Ubuntu 16.04.
As a second step, I have tried to use tensorflow-gpu==1.5.0 with CUDA 9, but the Nvidia base image for Ubuntu 18.04 support only CUDA 9.2, and not 9.0, and those looks uncompatible...
As a third step, I have tried tensorflow-gpu==1.13.1 with CUDA 10.0, with a CUDA 10.0 based Ubuntu 18.04 base docker image.
Finally, tensorflow can detect the GPU, but the session initialization (sess,run()) takes forever, and eats up all the GPU memory.
I have tried to limit the memory usage, and then the session initialization could finish after more than 4 minutes, but the Feed Forward just stuck at the very beginning, no progress at all within a few minutes.
Any ideas or suggestion? What am I doing wrong?
Thanks!
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Hi,
I was able to test the synthesize function (synthesize.py) on CPU with success.
But when I tried to use GPU, I have faced with different issues.
First, I tried to use tensorflow-gpu==1.3.0, but according to this chart: https://www.tensorflow.org/install/source#gpu, it requires CUDA 8, and according to this list: https://gitlab.com/nvidia/container-images/cuda/blob/master/doc/supported-tags.md, I could use only Ubuntu 16.04 with an nvidia docker base image for CUDA 8.0, but I have failed with the installation of the requirements on Ubuntu 16.04.
As a second step, I have tried to use tensorflow-gpu==1.5.0 with CUDA 9, but the Nvidia base image for Ubuntu 18.04 support only CUDA 9.2, and not 9.0, and those looks uncompatible...
As a third step, I have tried tensorflow-gpu==1.13.1 with CUDA 10.0, with a CUDA 10.0 based Ubuntu 18.04 base docker image.
Finally, tensorflow can detect the GPU, but the session initialization (sess,run()) takes forever, and eats up all the GPU memory.
I have tried to limit the memory usage, and then the session initialization could finish after more than 4 minutes, but the Feed Forward just stuck at the very beginning, no progress at all within a few minutes.
Any ideas or suggestion? What am I doing wrong?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: