167.7 make[1]: Leaving directory '/opt/kaldi/tools/openfst-1.7.2'
167.7 rm -f openfst
167.7 ln -s openfst-1.7.2 openfst
167.7 -e
167.7
167.7
167.7 Warning: IRSTLM is not installed by default anymore. If you need IRSTLM
167.7 Warning: use the script extras/install_irstlm.sh
167.7 All done OK.
167.7 Unknown argument: --use-cuda, exiting
167.7 'configure' configures Kaldi installation.
167.7
167.7 Usage: [VAR=VALUE]... ./configure [OPTION]...
167.7
167.7 The default configuration is to build and link against static Kaldi libraries.
167.7 OpenFst and Math libraries are linked dynamically.
167.7
167.7 Configuration options:
167.7 --help Display this help message and exit
167.7 --version Display the version of 'configure' and exit
167.7 --static Build and link against static libraries [default=no]
167.7 --shared Build and link against shared libraries [default=no]
167.7 --use-cuda Build with CUDA [default=yes]
167.7 --with-cudadecoder Build with CUDA decoder [default=yes]
167.7 --cudatk-dir=DIR CUDA toolkit directory
167.7 --cuda-arch=FLAGS Override the default CUDA_ARCH flags. See:
Using Dockerfile: https://github.com/kaldi-asr/kaldi/tree/master/docker/ubuntu22.04-cuda12.2.0/Dockerfile to build the image I get the following error
Unknown argument: --use-cuda, exiting
:I solve adding "yes" value to "use-cuda" option on this line in Dockerfile https://github.com/kaldi-asr/kaldi/blob/master/docker/ubuntu22.04-cuda12.2.0/Dockerfile#L40:
./configure --shared --use-cuda=yes && \