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Installation issue #63

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truongan012 opened this issue Oct 20, 2018 · 12 comments
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Installation issue #63

truongan012 opened this issue Oct 20, 2018 · 12 comments

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@truongan012
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Hello,
I've got an error when installing new version 9833, it show as below
Error 1001
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It causes the CudaImports library is not available for use. Then, project can not be compiled.
I'm using latest visual studio 2017 with update 8 and cuda 10.0.
Could you check and tell me how to fix it.

@JeWaVe
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JeWaVe commented Oct 20, 2018 via email

@truongan012
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Hi,
Here is the log
VSIXInstaller_d4d3846e-d40a-4852-8d96-bc3028635cc6.log

@JeWaVe JeWaVe added the bug label Oct 22, 2018
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JeWaVe commented Oct 22, 2018

Hi,

Issue identified.
We rely on VSIXInstaller to install our visual studio extension.
VSIXInstaller seems absent on some machines.

Need to figure out a solution (redistribute vsixinstaller, or go back to manual vsix installation)

In the meantime, please install vsixinstaller / visual studio SDK or windows SDK and that should solve the issue.

@truongan012
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Hello,
I figure out the issue now.
Need to install the version 9554 first, then install the latest one.

@rrperkin
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rrperkin commented Nov 12, 2018

This is also happening to me. I don't know where or how to get the "version 9554" that @truongan012 said fixed the issue. I have added the Visual Studio SDK and the Windows SDK and the toolset you directed. The VS version is 15.8.9, with NVIDIA CUDA 10.0 installed. Most of the CUDA samples supplied by NVIDIA compile and run properly.

After the installer reports this failure and presents UI that says it's backed out of the install, VS2017 still shows an installed extension, disabled. After enabling, there is a "hybridizer" menu present. Selecting "License Settings" according to your getting-started instructions produces "Service Altimesh Hybridizer status was not found on computer '.'."

I can't proceed from there.

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@MuSamiNaf
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I am having the same exact problem as truongan012..
Visual Studio 2017 15.2 (26430.6)
Windows 10 SDK installed
Visual Studio SDK installed

How to solve it?

@JeWaVe
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JeWaVe commented Nov 16, 2018

Could you please check if this pre-release fixes the issue?

https://github.com/altimesh/hybridizer-basic-samples/releases/tag/1.2.10108

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JeWaVe commented Nov 16, 2018

@rrperkin you can find older releases in the "releases" tab of this repo.

Here is 9554 : https://github.com/altimesh/hybridizer-basic-samples/releases/tag/1.1.9554

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@JeWaVe, @MuSamiNaf

I was able to get the installation to complete by finding the releases, installing 9554, and then installing the latest version (the one immediately preceding 1.2.10108).

As a note, I was able to get the templates going, sort of.

But the demo programs do not appear to be configured for CUDA 10 (don't know about earlier versions). Some clearer instructions about the correct build order, etc, would be good for that (but that's probably a separate ticket?)

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JeWaVe commented Nov 21, 2018

fixed with release 10129

@JeWaVe JeWaVe closed this as completed Nov 21, 2018
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Shylie commented Jun 10, 2019

I'm having this issue on the latest version available here
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@qcmiao1998
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I meet the problem on win10 1903 and vs2019.

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