Converter from bin to ckpt works!!!!! heres link with code from Josh to incorporate to colab !!!

[1blackbar]

Developer named Josh did converter code in 2 days, works great i can use ckpt files in webui, does 4.3 gb file in like half minute time
You can paste the code into a cell and then paste your paths to model and ckpt location you want it in , its on bottom of the code.

https://gist.github.com/jachiam/ef621e765c2d88f9dc090ee48f6ced89

Amazing day for SD!!!

It would be nice to automate this in dreambooth notebook after training is done.

My best training so far - 10 images ( 4 body shots , 6 head shots) 1000 steps, no init word, just use class male or female, works best with likeness so far, yeh wrecks other stuff and all guys look like person trained but you can just swap models in automatics webui

[TheLastBen]

Yes just saw it, I'll add it to the colab

[TheLastBen]

if you have colab pro, let me know if the V100 and the A100 work without issues

[TheLastBen]

I'll add to the dreambooth the prior preservation to avoid messing up all the classes and get better results.

[1blackbar]

Awesome! im super excited , i do have colab pro but i rarely get v100 and just once per month a100, mostly p100 not even T4!!!
But hey its on for many hours + i have 10 gmails for free colabs , i will let you know if ill get one of those

[1blackbar]

``You think You can prune the ckpt so its 2gb ?
Heres the prune code
https://github.com/JoePenna/Dreambooth-Stable-Diffusion/blob/main/prune_ckpt.py
Converts 12gb to 2gb after dreambooth on vast or runpod

# This version should automatically prune around 10GB from the ckpt file last_checkpoint_file = directory_paths[-1] + "/checkpoints/last.ckpt" !python "prune_ckpt.py" --ckpt {last_checkpoint_file}

[1blackbar]

ok pruning is in the new code now by default ! Amazing

[TheLastBen]

The CKPT produced by this colab is 3.97 Gb, no need to prune

[jachiam]

Would also be grateful for attribution, @TheLastBen - if you could just put a link in the converttosd.py file that goes to my github that would be excellent. :)

[TheLastBen]

Sure, I was planning on adding that on the main Readme, thanks for the script, amazing job !