"WARNING Couldn't install nvidia-ml-py>=11.470.66 with pip. Please install this package manually"
Posted: Sun Sep 05, 2021 4:40 pm
Say what?
[mention]torzdf[/mention] little help here?
/sergor
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Say what?
[mention]torzdf[/mention] little help here?
/sergor
Some context please. What's your OS, what's your CPU etc. etc. Just an output message like that helps me not at all.
[mention]torzdf[/mention] Well Matt, specs are as follows:
WIN10 Home - Build 21H1
Processor AMD Ryzen 5 1600 Six-Core Processor 3.20 GHz
Installed RAM 16.0 GB
GPU NVIDIA GeForce GTX1050 Ti
The log file was overwritten so I can't show you the specifics it got me!
/sergor
And are you installing or running an update?
It would make my life a lot easier if in future, you provided this kind of information rather than me having to probe for it. Also no need to @ me in every message.
Ultimately, that file exists, so...
https://pypi.org/project/nvidia-ml-py/
Updating.
You're right, being the pro I am - I should know better. I'll refrain from both - @ and sending request for information without a minimum of few leads.
My question was merely - "what's going on" - but I do thank you for taking it a lot of steps farther. I'll look into the link you have provided.
thx
/sergor
Ok, I suspect what is happening is that pip cannot install nvidia-ml-py during an update, due the pre-existance of nvidia-ml-py3.
In this case, you can ignore the warning. It is not important. I will look at steps to rectify in future. As long as there is a version of one of these packages on the system, you will not run into issues.
Some background: I have had to host my own version of nvidia-ml-py3 for reasons. Nvidia recently updated their own nvidia-ml-py to actually work with Python3, so I switched out the requirement so that I can stop relying on my self-hosted version. Evidently they do not appear to be able to co-exist.
Some context: https://github.com/nicolargo/nvidia-ml-py3/issues/3