ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'comfy_aimdo'

[NguyenChungHiu]

Custom Node Testing

• I have tried disabling custom nodes and the issue persists (see how to disable custom nodes if you need help)

Expected Behavior

It should start normally

Actual Behavior

Today it gome some updates and now it stopped.

Steps to Reproduce

Run comfyUI-n

Debug Logs

HIP_PATH = C:\Program Files\AMD\ROCm\6.4\
HIP_PATH_64 = C:\Program Files\AMD\ROCm\6.4\

[INFO] Detected Visual Studio Build Tools version: 17.14.22 (December 2025)
[INFO] Detected Git version: 2.52.0.windows.1
[INFO] ComfyUI-Zluda current path: D:\ComfyUI-Zluda\
[INFO] ComfyUI-Zluda current version: 2026-02-01 17:09:12 hash: 050f7c2c branch: master
[INFO] Checking and updating to a new version if possible...
[INFO] Already up to date.

[INFO] AMD Software version: 25.12.1
[INFO] ZLUDA version: 3.9.5 [nightly build]
[INFO] Launching application via ZLUDA...

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "D:\ComfyUI-Zluda\main.py", line 55, in <module>
    import cuda_malloc
  File "D:\ComfyUI-Zluda\cuda_malloc.py", line 6, in <module>
    import comfy_aimdo.control
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'comfy_aimdo'
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[Salimander9]

Same issue^

[Trololo-Fighter]

same issue, i am just gonna put my ward here.
i already try git pull also no dice.

[patientx]

added it zluda.py , it should install. as you might have noticed I am adding packages comfy adds to requirements.txt /their packages, kitchen, templates etc./ and they are monitored on startup and if they are updated , the script updates them for the user as well and as of yesterday "comfy-aimdo" is also added in that list so it should have installed and updated it.

If it is still not installed , you can install it by :

go into comfyui-zluda folder on commandline
venv\scripts\activate
pip install comfy-aimdo

[aerocat135]

@patientx - I had the same issue and worked around it, but while I was messing with that (don't worry, I'll restart/gitpull), I noticed that the Github for comfy-aimdo says that it is for Nvidia GPUs only. It does look like it would be useful, but is it likely to have any impact for things run on AMD?

[patientx]

@patientx - I had the same issue and worked around it, but while I was messing with that (don't worry, I'll restart/gitpull), I noticed that the Github for comfy-aimdo says that it is for Nvidia GPUs only. It does look like it would be useful, but is it likely to have any impact for things run on AMD?

well.. it works with rocm at least. and remember they integrated it into the main app now , what other option do we have other then stay on the earlier builds ...

[Trololo-Fighter]

can confirm it works for me.
thanks

[aerocat135]

nod It works for me as well...I was just curious. Thank you for the quick response and fix.

[patientx]

I don't think they would really do something nvidia specific specially after they just started "collaborating" with amd ... But of course no one gives a damn about older gpu's that rely on zluda :(

[AbubakrHassan]

Getting a similar error on Mac

% python main.py 
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/Users/abubakr/Documents/ComfyUI/main.py", line 55, in <module>
    import cuda_malloc
  File "/Users/abubakr/Documents/ComfyUI/cuda_malloc.py", line 6, in <module>
    import comfy_aimdo.control
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'comfy_aimdo'

[patientx]

you have to install comfy-aimdo package ,

go into comfyui-zluda folder on commandlin
venv\scripts\activate
pip install comfy-aimdo

[samwys3]

added it zluda.py , it should install. as you might have noticed I am adding packages comfy adds to requirements.txt /their packages, kitchen, templates etc./ and they are monitored on startup and if they are updated , the script updates them for the user as well and as of yesterday "comfy-aimdo" is also added in that list so it should have installed and updated it.

If it is still not installed , you can install it by :

go into comfyui-zluda folder on commandline venv\scripts\activate pip install comfy-aimdo

For context, no idea what i am doing and i realise the following statement relates to my bung setup.

This didn't work for me, it said requirement already satisfied but the path was a python310 one and i know i use python 312 these days. I know from experience that install-n usually helps as a "reset" for someone like me. So ran that... and yeah it obvs helped install to the right place. So maybe try that if manual comfy-aimdo install doesn't work.

[patientx]

"install-n" installs requirements.txt which has this new package as a requirement now so it will install it.