Closed AyusoAa closed 2 years ago
@AyusoAa thanks for providing details!
mesmerize-v060-2-vm.ova
and not the older version?mesmerize
in the terminal?/home/user/bin/mesmerize
in the terminal?I downloaded the correct version. This is the output:
Can you make sure that all virtualization features are enabled in your BIOS?
@AyusoAa Looked into this a bit more and my best guess is that your CPU is too old, it was released in 2010 and doesn't support newer instruction sets. An i7 which is a few years old, even with just 4 or 6 cores, will probably be faster than a 10 year old Xeon.
Alright. Thanks for looking it up. Do you think Mesmerize installed through a conda environment will give problems in such a computer?
Probably, many of the underlying math libraries will use instructions available on more modern hardware for speed. I wouldn't use a 10 year old computer for it anyways. A newer computer with fewer cores will be much faster.
Closing, open a new issue if you have problems with an installation on a different computer.
I just ran into the same problem, but my GPU is i9, is there a way to fix this issue?
Can you please supply all your system info
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I just ran into the same problem, but my GPU is i9, is there a way to fix this issue?
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Windows 10 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-11950H @ 2.60GHz 2.61 GHz 32GB RAM 64x
Thank you!
Can you please follow these steps:
Can you give me the output of lscpu
in the VM terminal.
Can you also post your VM configuration.
Hi,
Here is the output of the terminal:
VM configuration:
Much appreciated for help!
So the issue is that avx
isn't showing up in your CPU flags (as shown by lscpu
).
Can you use CPU-Z on your Windows host and see what's under "Instructions", (post a screenshot) it should look something like this for an i9-11950H and AVX
should be listed. If it's not listed it's probably disabled in the BIOS.
So it looks like this, with AVX being listed. What should I do next?
For some reason the VM isn't seeing the avx features of the CPU, this might help: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65780506/how-to-enable-avx-avx2-in-virtualbox-6-1-16-with-ubuntu-20-04-64bit
Might be easier to install it on your host machine.
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[image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/87111861/153863096-7c26d0fe-1b76-4805-befa-a08980248f4e.png So it looks like this, with AVX being listed. What should I do next?
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System information
Hi all, I am trying to use mesmerize in the VM provided in the repository. I installed Oracle Virtual box, and downloaded the file containing the mesmerize VM. I could import and launch the VM, which has the venv corresponding to mesmerize, as well as the test data (see screenshots).
However, when double clicking in the mesmerize desktop icon, it does not launch. It does not launch either when I try to call it from the terminal. A terminal window pops up, but then it closes and the program does not launch.
I tried installing the VM again, and encountered the same issue.
This is the configuration of the VM I installed:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/44225700/135320859-8fd08115-a7f0-45e9-a537-f51c9cfff2f9.png)
Please let me know if you'd like to see some more of the settings. Thank you in advance!