Open MenrichKoller opened 3 months ago
I had same issue, for some reason the imports were not working properly. running on terminal instead on an IDE fixed the issue for me. hope it helps you
I had same issue, for some reason the imports were not working properly. running on terminal instead on an IDE fixed the issue for me. hope it helps you
I am not sure what you mean. I for one always run it by clicking the start_windows.bat file. how would i run it with a terminal, or am I doing that by using that bat file?
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if this really does translate to "thank you for your guidance" as google translate says then: what? what guidance did I give?
I had same issue, for some reason the imports were not working properly. running on terminal instead on an IDE fixed the issue for me. hope it helps you
I am not sure what you mean. I for one always run it by clicking the start_windows.bat file. how would i run it with a terminal, or am I doing that by using that bat file?
at first when u run the bat file , it installs the conda ,python and the required packages.
you can actually skip using the bat file and directly run the python file (server.py) with custom args.
example:
python server.py --listen-port 8080
check the README , everything has been explained there.
I had same issue, for some reason the imports were not working properly. running on terminal instead on an IDE fixed the issue for me. hope it helps you
I am not sure what you mean. I for one always run it by clicking the start_windows.bat file. how would i run it with a terminal, or am I doing that by using that bat file?
at first when u run the bat file , it installs the conda ,python and the required packages. you can actually skip using the bat file and directly run the python file (server.py) with custom args. example:
python server.py --listen-port 8080
check the README , everything has been explained there.
thank you, but I can't figure it out. If I keep trying, I'm sure I'd eventually figure it out, but I'll just stick to the slightly older version until the issue gets fixed.
UPDATE I ran into same issue again when using the latest version. the issue was with the import so i tried debugging.
using this i got the error msg as
so i am not using the bat file and mini-conda to run the ui cause i already had python3.10
i checked the start_windows.bat and saw that the CUDA_HOME and CUDA_PATH were set to conda env.
i set those to my python env D:/python3.10
as you can see it says it cant find the bin folder , so i created it and it solved the issue. apparently the conda-env has bin folder in it.
Describe the bug
since last week's update, I can't load any gguf model. i can still do so if i roll back.
Is there an existing issue for this?
Reproduction
try to load a gguf model while running cpu only on windows
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