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I know you primarily intended for this project to be used in a Windows environment given how you presented the project to the public but I decided to try it in my Linux environment. First off, your Docker instructions don't work perfectly in Fedora due to SELinux blocking GPU access in Docker so I had to add --security-opt=label=disable. I had to mount the SD-Next directory with :Z as well due to read write access being wonky with git clone without it. So I ran the following command to get it running without issues.
Disabling ipexrun works. Doing a batch of 15 images worked without the corruption I saw in earlier IPEX releases with forks of the webui that had Intel support. One question, does ipexrun help out with further optimizations with regards to the image generation? It would be nice if I could figure out what is going on with it but unfortunately, debugging what went wrong would be out of the scope of this project.
For your information, Fedora builds its own Level Zero compute runtime packages, which it occasionally forks off releases from the Github here. Level Zero is also separately built here so you can install them directly from Fedora's repositories. These two packages are the only packages I didn't use Intel's official releases of. I know Intel doesn't validate or really support Fedora and realistically, you didn't have to either with this project. Thank you for helping me out with figuring this out and for your tip.
Hi,
I know you primarily intended for this project to be used in a Windows environment given how you presented the project to the public but I decided to try it in my Linux environment. First off, your Docker instructions don't work perfectly in Fedora due to SELinux blocking GPU access in Docker so I had to add
--security-opt=label=disable
. I had to mount the SD-Next directory with:Z
as well due to read write access being wonky withgit clone
without it. So I ran the following command to get it running without issues.docker run -it --device /dev/dri -v ~/sd-webui:/sd-webui:Z -v deps:/deps -v huggingface:/root/.cache/huggingface -p 7860:7860 --security-opt=label=disable --name sd-server nuullll/ipex-arc-sd:latest
It loaded up fine and then was able to generate one image for me and then crashed.
According to journalctl, this was a segfault.
This segfault could be outside the scope of this project so I can post elsewhere if it makes sense.
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