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(Optional) Install CuDNN files (to use the latest supported CuDNN version) - does not work and just hangs. #2158

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XTRMsavage opened this issue Mar 26, 2024 · 5 comments

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@XTRMsavage
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Hi, I am trying to install the CUDNN files but it will just show this message and won't install. I have downloaded CUDNN 9.0.0 (image below) and just want to know how to install it properly in the local environment without causing any issues to my other programs. Thanks
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@bmaltais
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Hi, how do you know it was not properly installed? When you start the GUI it will show you which version is installed...

If it show cuDNN 8905 then you know i worked... if it show 8700 then it did not:

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@bmaltais
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Here is a link to how it is installed... you need to manually copy files in the venv as is done by the code:

def cudnn_install():

@XTRMsavage
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Here is a link to how it is installed... you need to manually copy files in the venv as is done by the code:

def cudnn_install():

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Yes, It's not installed. How can I install the cudnn_9.0.0_windows into the root folder?

@bmaltais
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I re-tested the feature and it does install cudann fine on my system... but you have to be patient cause it take quite a while to install the python module... perhaps you are not waiting long enough? Expect between 5 and 10 minutes depending on your internet speed.

@XTRMsavage
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I re-tested the feature and it does install cudann fine on my system... but you have to be patient cause it take quite a while to install the python module... perhaps you are not waiting long enough? Expect between 5 and 10 minutes depending on your internet speed.

Yes, You are correct. I did a second try and it got installed. Thanks

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