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CUDA not found #1
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Bug should be fixed with the newest commits now. |
ok, so it was/is using cuda - it was just printing out the opposite. I now see this message on launch: "Running on GPU with torch transformers." Thanks! |
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Hey, this is really great, and I have got it working. I have a gaming laptop with 2 GPUs: an AMD with 512 MB VRAM, and a RTX 4080 with 12 GB VRAM. The model is running pretty well, but it is hitting the AMD, not the RTX. When launched, I am getting "CUDA not found". I am doing all this on Win11/WSL2. I think I have cuda installed and enabled properly for python in WSL:
Here is my .env:
(Note: I had to tweak MODEL_PATH from example - this value above worked for me. I also removed DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT for now, because it was crashing the app with "everett.ConfigurationError: Env file line missing = operator")
Do you have any suggestions on what I might need to do to get the app to recognize and use the RTX? Thanks!
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