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Anyone have this working well on M1? #69
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same question |
you can install tensorflow with this url |
i use conda to install numpy |
With recent fixes, now there's partial support for M1 laptops. XSeg is still not working (there's separate open issue #77), but the rest of the scripts should be usable now. |
I'm still getting that numpy error any suggestions? note: This error originates from a subprocess, and is likely not a problem with pip. × pip subprocess to install backend dependencies did not run successfully. ` |
@cantonalex I would suggest starting from scratch, just to avoid any weird leftovers from previous attempts, so clone this repo afresh. If still the same error, then you can also try installing numpy manually by activating the virtual env (command: |
@chychkan got it working but can't seem to with metal. #81 (comment) |
Yeah, there's a problem with metal. Looks like the code of DeepFaceLab itself needs to be adjusted to support GPU on M1's. |
So that means no GPU training? |
Any updates, did anyone get it to run on GPU? |
Can't get it to run at all on Ventura. |
Having issues installing numpy and tensorflow packages on my M1. Interested to know if someone is successfully training.
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