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Code for LERF: Language Embedded Radiance Fields
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ns-install-cli error #28

Closed aimeeguo24 closed 1 year ago

aimeeguo24 commented 1 year ago

Hello! When I try to run step 3 ns-install-cli , it shows the following error: $HOME is not set. Exiting. install.py:353 I'm not sure how to fix this error, and I followed the installation process up to step 3 but am stuck here. Can you please help me on this? Thanks!

DrMemoryFish commented 1 year ago

same

DrMemoryFish commented 1 year ago

Hello! When I try to run step 3 ns-install-cli , it shows the following error: $HOME is not set. Exiting. install.py:353 I'm not sure how to fix this error, and I followed the installation process up to step 3 but am stuck here. Can you please help me on this? Thanks!

I found a solution:

In Windows, the $HOME environment variable may not be set by default. However, you can manually set it before running the ns-install-cli command. Here's how you can do it:

Open the Command Prompt.

Run the following command to set the $HOME variable to your user directory (C:\Users*your username*):

set HOME=%USERPROFILE%

This command sets the $HOME variable to the path of your user directory, typically C:\Users\username.

After setting the $HOME variable, try running the ns-install-cli command again:

ns-install-cli

Setting the $HOME variable to your user directory should resolve the error related to $HOME not being set.

kerrj commented 1 year ago

This seems resolved, if it's still an issue feel free to re-open. Also, errors in ns-install-cli will just affect the command line tab completion, you could still execute the training commands etc.