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Repository Setup: Docker Build Failing #1
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Hello! Thank you for raising this issue and for your interest in the project! |
Thanks a lot for including the fix! Unfortunately, this leads to the following consecutive error as expected:
I can query https://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/cuda/repos/ubuntu1804/x86_64/InRelease manually, but https://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/machine-learning/repos/ubuntu1804/x86_64/InRelease returns 404 nevertheless. This should also not be just a temporary failure, since I tried this over several weeks now. I'm not a CUDA expert and do not find any relatable issues online, do you have an idea what the problem might be? |
Hello! I am sorry the fix did not work. I will be looking into this problem again soon. In the meantime, please install the dependencies manually and run the code outside the Docker container. I will get back once the problem is solved. Best regards, |
Dear GCNSplit maintainers,
I was trying to set up the repository as shown in the README.md. When running
docker build -t local-torch-geometric .
I received the following error:There are fixes as proposed in NVIDIA/nvidia-container-toolkit#258, which leads to new errors in the following steps regarding locating the cuda-cudart-10-1 and cuda-compat-10-1 package.
Could you check the Dockerfiles needed for installation again (with clearing the docker build cache beforehand with
docker builder prune
) and update them to be up-to-date? Or could you provide a pre-built docker image in Docker Hub when the build works?Thanks a lot and kind regards!
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