Closed abclution closed 1 month ago
Was able to continue using the following
CMAKE_ARGS="-DCMAKE_CXX_FLAGS=-fopenmp" pip install nexaai --prefer-binary --index-url https://nexaai.github.io/nexa-sdk/whl/cpu --extra-index-url https://pypi.org/simple
Hmm, well trying to use the program after does not seem to work. It just sits there after doing nothing.. No cpu usage either.
python main.py
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Enter the path of the directory you want to organize: sample_data
Input path successfully uploaded: sample_data
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Enter the path to store organized files and folders (press Enter to use 'organized_folder' in the input directory):
Output path successfully upload: organized_folder
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Time taken to load file paths: 0.00 seconds
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Directory tree before renaming:
/home/abclution/Desktop/Local-File-Organizer/sample_data
├── 12222_777.docx
├── IMG_0967.PNG
├── logo.png
├── paper_1col.pdf
├── sub_dir1
│ └── animal.jpg
├── sub_dir2
│ └── BS.txt
└── text_files
└── dsflsdflj.txt
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The file upload was successful. It will take some minutes.
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Ok, it seems to be downloading models in the background, perhaps it should notify the user?
Ok, it seems to be downloading models in the background, perhaps it should notify the user?
Hi, I have also come across this question. Where can I find the background download?
~/.cache/nexa/hub/official/*
ex. ~/.cache/nexa/hub/official/llava-v1.6-vicuna-7b
Thanks for your suggestion! Initially, I was trying to keep the output more concise, which caused me to overlook the user-friendliness of the background download feature—sorry about that. I've updated it to be more interactive, so you shouldn't feel lost anymore. You can also use the nexa list command to check which models you already have. I learned these things from the Nexa SDK Reference.
Tried to get Nexaai working with AMD gpu but so far no luck. Its looking for some specific ROCm stuff that is not availiable and ROCm from AMD is not installable on Debian 12.
That being said, I have many other AI softwares working on AMD on this same system, there seems to be a subset of ROCm packaged in my distro, no idea if its enough for the Nexa SDk
Using the command to install Nexa SDK cpu as stated fails. Doing some google searching but coming up short so far on the solution..
Most important lines as far as I can tell is: