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[Bug] requires "python-multipart" to be installed with docker image #949
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fixed #895 |
Thanks for the response, when will we release a new version? |
Hi @kerthcet In fact, the new version has been released. |
Sounds great, let me have a try on v0.2.10-cu124. |
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By the way, why did you start with cu121 and then switch to cu124 later? |
Well, I care little about the cuda version, just want to make it out on Kubernetes. Does that matter? |
If the CUDA version of your host machine is 12.1, then I still recommend you use the cu121 image. |
Make sense, thanks for the input. I'll have another try. |
@kerthcet what's your GPU architecture? I suppose you might be using sm_86 which has small shared memory size. I'll fix flashinfer's behavior for sm_86 in v0.1.4. |
I can't reproduce the error with sm_86's shared memory limit (96kb/sm). It only happens when I limit the shared memory size to 64kb/sm (turing(sm_75)'s spec). |
Hi I may use T4 or A10, I can't remember that. I can test later. So can you suggest which GPU arch I can test with ? |
T4 has sm_75 which is kind of old and I'll fix the behavior later, A10 (sm_80) should work. |
Tested with A10, it works. I can test with T4 once fixed with that arch. Thanks for the feedbacks. |
Thanks for verification! |
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Describe the bug
I tested sglang in Kubernetes with the minimum configuration below:
However, it emits error like:
Based on my understanding, this should be included in the docker image, anything I missed here?
Thanks !
Reproduction
Part of the yaml file as described above.
Environment
Running with docker image `lmsysorg/sglang:v0.2.9-cu121`
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