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Test Issue #16
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Looks like your python cant find the The fix here is probably |
Update, Pip didn't seem to help but doing conda gave this output.
And then when trying the test line again, I got the following.
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Ahh okay cool! I think that something went wrong between steps [3] and [4] then. You probably want to rerun When you run Another helpful hint is that if you ever see a python error, like |
After doing pip install for both torchvision and cherrypy, It's stopped giving module errors. It's now saying this
Now I'm pretty sure I have a gpu, though its not great, but the fact that it can't find it at all is a bit odd. |
It has to be a NVIDIA GPU, at least for the version of PyTorch that gets installed through There's a service called Google Colab (https://colab.research.google.com/) that lets you run programs for free using a Nvidia GPU. You might be able to get that to work. |
It looks like you have no config.txt file, which should have been created as the last step of the setup process (when you ran setup.py - definitely sounds like this is not completing properly for you). You can create it yourself by just renaming config-default.txt to config.txt. Assuming you do have an Nvidia GPU, that might fix the issue. |
I've definitely got an Nvidia gpu, so I don't know why its saying no gpu detected.
Sorry for the continued questions, I just don't know how to fix it on my own. I'm looking into a cpu pytorch version so I'll update if that works. |
Given that you have an Nvidia GPU and Dream Factory doesn't see it, the most likely explanation is that Pytorch wasn't installed properly. Did you see any errors when you ran setup.py? Try running setup again with the verbose option and see if you catch any obvious errors: python setup.py --force --shell --verbose Alternatively, you can try installing pytorch manually: conda install -y pandas pytorch torchvision torchaudio pytorch-cuda=11.7 -c pytorch -c nvidia If there is a failed/leftover old installation you may need to start fresh with a new conda environment. |
Hi, so I got through all the steps until the last one, testing to make sure it works.
When I enter
python dream-factory.py --prompt_file prompts/example-standard.prompts
I get the following
As far as I know, I did the setup correctly so I'm kind of at a loss.
I'm using Windows 10 and appreciate any help I can get.
If possible please explain any fixes simply, I'm very new at this so my knowledge is quite limited. Thanks in advance!
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