Brendan O'Donoghue

Ok that worked, but I can't `import _scs_gpu` after install, I tried two artifacts: `conda_artifacts_333825_linux_64_cuda_compiler_version11.2numpy1.19python3.7.____` `conda_artifacts_333825_linux_64_cuda_compiler_version10.2numpy1.17python3.6.____` The other tests pass though.

I matched up the CUDA versions (11.1) but I still can't import _scs_gpu after creating the environment. I see these files in the unzipped artifact: ``` 2021-06-08 15:58:52 (gpu_test) 0...

I see the issue now, for some reason conda is using conda-forge to install scs. It sees the new 'channel' but isn't using it. GPUs are much better at 32...

I don't know very much about conda, when I enter this: `=> conda create -n gpu_test -c /usr/local/google/home/bodonoghue/git/tmp/conda_artifacts_333825_linux_64_cuda_compiler_version11.1numpy1.19python3.7.____ -c conda-forge python=3.7 scs scipy pytest numpy=1.19` I see scs appear as:...

OK I've tried every which way now and I cannot get it to install from the channel, I'm presumably doing something wrong so I don't want to waste any more...

I tried ```conda create -n gpu_test --strict-channel-priority -c "/usr/local/google/home/bodonoghue/git/tmp/channel/" -c conda-forge scs scipy pytest numpy``` and got ``` UnsatisfiableError: The following specifications were found to be incompatible with each other:...

Haha, thanks for your help anyway! It's probably something wrong with my setup somewhere.

It potentially might have changed since I tried to run these, but I'm currently running: ``` └──[ins] => ldd --version ldd (Debian GLIBC 2.31-13) 2.31 ```

It looks to me like this can't find the actual scs dll, rather than the blas dll. Can you try pointing all the PATH variables (PYTHON_PATH etc) to wherever the...

Have you made sure your PATH variables are pointing to the SCS install directory?