Closed OfficialCRUGG closed 2 years ago
I was able to get around this by just removing the +cu111
part.
I think I tried that, but I only removed it from 1.9.0, did you also remove it from 0.10.0? @very-meanly
I think I tried that, but I only removed it from 1.9.0, did you also remove it from 0.10.0? @very-meanly
Yes.
hey, did you manage to get
I think I tried that, but I only removed it from 1.9.0, did you also remove it from 0.10.0? @very-meanly
hey, did you manage to get it working? What is the performance like on a M1 Mac?
Information for installing Pytorch is available at https://pytorch.org/get-started/locally/ Note that only Nvidia CUDA has been tested.
I left all the specific versions out, and just ran
conda install pytorch
hey, did you manage to get
I think I tried that, but I only removed it from 1.9.0, did you also remove it from 0.10.0? @very-meanly
hey, did you manage to get it working? What is the performance like on a M1 Mac?
running the basic apple in a bowl and performance is brutal, as pytroch doesn't support the M1's built in GPU yet, it's been running for over 30m and nothing I expect it to be fairly useless running just on the cpu.
I successfully solved the problem after I downgraded my python version from 3.10 to 3.8
Hey there! I'm trying to run this on an M1 MacBook Pro.
I installed Anaconda and created and activated the environment like in the Readme. Then I tried to run the first pip command, but I get an error:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25248999/137588984-8cf1e71a-6643-47bc-bb46-d51969995148.png)
Any clue what's causing this and how to fix it?