I guess this question is a bit off-topic, but maybe you could forward this internally?
Problem: After installing the nsight compute through conda, it doesn't launch with the error message:
ERROR : nsight-compute directory is not found under <conda-path>/../ or /opt/nvidia. Nsight Compute is not installed on your system.
Solution: The problem seems that the installation directory structure only accounts for the nsight-compute-<version> instead of the nsight-compute/<version> format. To fix this, I simply added the following code to the $CUDA_TOOLKIT_BIN_DIR/../ncu and $CUDA_TOOLKIT_BIN_DIR/../ncu-ui bash files on line 47:
# If installed with cuda, nsight-compute tools will be under nsight-compute/<version> folder. e.g nsight-compute/2019.4.0
for nsight_compute_tool_dir_path in "$CUDA_TOOLKIT_BIN_DIR"/../nsight-compute/*; do
if [ ! -e "$nsight_compute_tool_dir_path" ]; then
# Glob didn't match anything. Let's skip this single iteration.
continue
fi
setLatestNsightComputeToolDir "$(basename "$nsight_compute_tool_dir_path")" "$nsight_compute_tool_dir_path"
done
Hi there,
I guess this question is a bit off-topic, but maybe you could forward this internally?
Problem: After installing the nsight compute through conda, it doesn't launch with the error message:
Solution: The problem seems that the installation directory structure only accounts for the
nsight-compute-<version>
instead of thensight-compute/<version>
format. To fix this, I simply added the following code to the$CUDA_TOOLKIT_BIN_DIR/../ncu
and$CUDA_TOOLKIT_BIN_DIR/../ncu-ui
bash files on line 47:The only mention of this issue I found is here: https://github.com/HazyResearch/ThunderKittens/blob/main/docs/conda_setup.md
Best, Felix