Closed jdandrea closed 10 months ago
Hi @jdandrea , thanks for the feedback.
Can you verify that the pytorch_model.bin
is not corrupt? You might want to re-download the file to your computer and then upload it again to the workbench.
If the download/upload process is correct, you should see something like this when you run the ls
command in the notebook (pay attention to the file size)
You might also verify the sha1sum of the file. If the file is not corrupted, then the sha1sum of the file should be 73ecab61b4c09b814e097d85440a942836b3713a
. You can add a cell to perform this verification:
Also, what's the PyTorch workbench version that you are using? The exercise was developed for the PyTorch 2023.1
workbench. This workbench includes PyTorch v1.13.
I noticed, however, that the PyTorch 2023.2
worbench is available now, including PyTorch v2.0.0, but I just tested and the notebook also works fine with this version
Hi @jramcast - thanks for those pointers!
Pilot error on my part. I must not have allowed the file to complete uploading. Beg pardon!
Using an OpenShift AI Sandbox cluster with Chapter 1 Demo Lab, Step 5, with the cloned repo, a new PyTorch workbench/storage, and a downloaded model (into
my_model
), the "Run the Tests" step results in a fewValueError
andTraceback
responses.