[Bug] LLVM ERROR: Symbol not found: __svml_cosf8_ha

[dragonm4n]

Describe the bug

Im getting this error when I want to enable coqui the 1st time and want to restart and apply changes to the webui. Using windows. What I already tried: find the svml file in system32 folder and delete it (file not there); update librosa; installed icc_rt. Im using intel processor.

To Reproduce

check coqui_tts box on web UI and hit Apply and restart

Expected behavior

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Logs

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Environment

TTS v0.21.3
Python 3.10

Additional context

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[themucha]

I'm running into the same issue when I import XTTS config from TTS.tts.configs.xtts_config import XttsConfig OS: Windows

[themucha]

Here is a solution that might work to solve this issue. It worked on one of my PCs.

https://github.com/lmcinnes/umap/issues/702#issuecomment-1002396093

[nothingness6]

Here is a solution that might work to solve this issue. It worked on one of my PCs.

lmcinnes/umap#702 (comment)

Hi, themucha. I encountered the similar issue and the error message is "LLVM ERROR: Symbol not found: __svml_cosf8_ha" instead. I looked into the solution. However, there is no such a file, svml_dispmd.dll. Could you tell me if you solve the issue? Cheers!

[dragonm4n]

I found a solution for myself. As I have Intel processor, the error was because it was expecting to find the svml_dispmd.dll on my system32 folder. So I manually placed the missing DLL file on the folder, and it fixed the issue.

Solution that worked for me (I have Intel): Download (https://www.dll-files.com/svml_dispmd.dll.html) and paste svml_dispmd.dll into system32 folder

[dexterhuh]

I found a solution for myself. As I have Intel processor, the error was because it was expecting to find the svml_dispmd.dll on my system32 folder. So I manually placed the missing DLL file on the folder, and it fixed the issue.

Solution that worked for me (I have Intel): Download (https://www.dll-files.com/svml_dispmd.dll.html) and paste svml_dispmd.dll into system32 folder

It works for me. The problem was resolved after I copied the svml_dispmd.dll file into the system32 folder (C:\Windows\System32). Thank you very much.

I strongly suspect that the issue arose because numba was somehow using the Intel SVML located in the system32 folder instead of the version provided by the library. However, the system32 folder did not have the svml_dispmd.dll file. Therefore, the solution was to copy the svml_dispmd.dll file into the system32 folder.

[ryantavan]

I found a solution for myself. As I have Intel processor, the error was because it was expecting to find the svml_dispmd.dll on my system32 folder. So I manually placed the missing DLL file on the folder, and it fixed the issue.

Solution that worked for me (I have Intel): Download (https://www.dll-files.com/svml_dispmd.dll.html) and paste svml_dispmd.dll into system32 folder

After many hours of struggling, your solution worked for me. Thank You!

[SolarWindRider]

numba version incompatible. Try older numba.

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[leo19941227]

I find that numba<=0.58.0 works.