Daniel Schilling

I love the simplicity of @Dirbaio's approach. You wouldn't have to know what two versions you're migrating between for it to work. If you're worried about the speed of that...

> same work around at the moment is to use yarn > > ``` > npm install -g yarn > yarn create react-app my-app > ``` The workaround by @DoozyDoz...

I am getting the same error. I wondered if maybe something went wrong in the in-place upgrade from Kubuntu 22.04 to 24.04, so I created a fresh Kubuntu 24.04.1 VM....

I am experiencing the same issue on Ubuntu. When running the example application, even though the CUDA native library is present, it never checks to see if it exists, instead...

My previous comment showed the issue when running the example program in the LLamaSharp source code. Below is another demonstration of the issue, but this time using the Nuget packages...

Adding `.SkipCheck(true).WithAutoFallback(false)` allows the CUDA library to load on my machine. ```csharp using LLama.Native; NativeLibraryConfig.All .WithCuda() .SkipCheck(true) .WithAutoFallback(false) .WithLogCallback((level, message) => Console.Write($"{level}: {message}")); NativeApi.llama_empty_call(); ``` On my system, it was...