Open somas193 opened 8 months ago
Hi @somas193 ,
on a Linux machine
I presume that's on the new cluster?
What's installed in your singularity container? I suspect driver issues here. Does the same code work in a Jupyter notebook on the cluster?
CC @thawn
Hi @somas193 ,
on a Linux machine
I presume that's on the new cluster?
What's installed in your singularity container? I suspect driver issues here. Does the same code work in a Jupyter notebook on the cluster?
CC @thawn
@haesleinhuepf yes, it's on the new cluster. The singularity container is similar to the one used before and has CUDA 11.3
, pyclesperanto_prototype 0.24.2
, pyopencl 2023.1.4
and other software installed. The cluster has CUDA 12.3
but I was able to run tensorflow-based applications with GPU support in the container on the cluster. I haven't tested if my code works in a Jupyter notebook on the new cluster.
when you started the container, did you add the command line arguments -B /etc/OpenCL/
?
when you started the container, did you add the command line arguments
-B /etc/OpenCL/
?
Yes, I did.
I am using pyclesperanto 0.24.2 in a workflow that is run in a Singularity container on a Linux machine. The workflow involves using some image processing operations and the program runs into a problem at the first operation (top_hat_box) itself! The details are given below: