Closed mbanani closed 2 years ago
Hi @mbanani,
Thanks for your kind words, and apologies for the long response time. I hope that you could find a workaround over the last few weeks :-/
To answer your question: just to be clear, could you provide us with the output of nvidia-smi
in your environment? And maybe information about your GPU devices, as seen by torch.cuda?
@bcharlier: I remember that you told me that you encountered a problem with a specific GPU (A10?) + CUDA version. Could this be related to the same issue?
Best regards, Jean
Hi @jeanfeydy, thank you for the response and sorry for the late response. I am not sure what happened, but I just did a fresh install of pykeops in a new conda environment and things seem to work fine. My apologies for the confusion.
Hello,
Thank you very much for the excellent library. It has really helped me with my research. I recently moved to a new compute cluster and I can't seem to get it to work anymore though. I would appreciate any advice.
Some specs: python 3.9 gcc 11.2 cuda 11.3 cmake 3.22.1 NVIDIA A40 GPUs (Driver Version: 495.44)
I tried
python -m pip install pykeops
to install pykeops 2.0, and got the following error:I would really appreciate any advice on what might be causing this. Thank you.