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Everything was running perfectly, returning "working" results, up until I was asked to run btcli run --cuda to run bittensor on my GPU.
The initial errors I received had to do with cubit not being found as a dependency (patebin here), so I ended up installing it from source in the /.bittensor directory and pip installing it accordingly. I made some progress, but after running the btcli command with the cuda flag, I continued to receive stack traces telling me that a cubit.pyx file was not being found in my home directory. After copying the same file from the cubit repository I cloned earlier to my home directory, I've hit a wall and a stack trace I can't seem to route around.
Describe the bug
I have followed the bittensor installation guide verbatim on a Windows machine running WSL.
Everything was running perfectly, returning "working" results, up until I was asked to run
btcli run --cuda
to run bittensor on my GPU.The initial errors I received had to do with
cubit
not being found as a dependency (patebin here), so I ended up installing it from source in the /.bittensor directory and pip installing it accordingly. I made some progress, but after running thebtcli
command with the cuda flag, I continued to receive stack traces telling me that acubit.pyx
file was not being found in my home directory. After copying the same file from the cubit repository I cloned earlier to my home directory, I've hit a wall and a stack trace I can't seem to route around.This is where I've landed:
https://pastebin.com/BXwsQxs6
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
btcli run --cuda
Screenshots
My first stack trace, saying cubit wasn't installed, even when I followed the installation steps successfully:
My second stack trace, after installing cubit from source:
My third, intractable stack trace, saying I need an integer:
Environment:
Windows 11 running WSL2:
the latest release
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.
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