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running demo_ivfpq_indexing_gpu Segmentation fault #67
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Hi @caydyn-skd Thanks for the extensive bug report. I believe this is linked to the low-mem issue #66 mentioned here Please stay tuned until we have a fix. |
Could you try with the current version? It has better low-mem GPU support. |
I also have an error running demo_ivfpq_indexing_gpu as below. The most recent version is used and it is running on TITAN X (Maxwell) with 12 GB of memory.
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Hi @mdouze I tried running the latest version, but still have the same problem
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@eduj36 Can you run nvidia-smi and copy the output here? What version is your driver? Does it match your CUDA SDK version (8.0)? @caydyn-skd can you run nvidia-smi and copy the output here as well? |
I'm experiencing the same issue with a GTX 970 (4GB) on the latest version, 2816831
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Just tried the same on a system with 2 GTX 1070 (8GB each) without any problems. |
@wag Can you try it on the GTX 970 without running other processes (like X) on the GPU, since there appear to be 2 processes using resources on the GPU? (e.g., just straight from the console). I think internally we've only used server GPUs with nothing running on them or no other resources consumed, curious if it conflicts somehow on the lower-mem GPUs with 4 GB. |
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@wickedfoo Same segfault without X or any other processes running on the GPU. |
Closing for now. Please re-open if the bug occurs with the current version of Faiss. |
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