Mitchell
Mitchell
Thanks for the reply. That's definitely not intended. While you have the system, would you mind giving the output of `nvidia-smi`?
Okay, I set up an Ubuntu 22.04 system with CUDA 12.4 and was able to run the container - ``` mdzurick@ipp1-0538:~$ nvidia-smi Fri Oct 17 18:31:16 2025 +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | NVIDIA-SMI...
Just adding a comment that I am still looking into this.
As a quick update, I re-provisioned my system this morning to use Ubuntu 20.04. I was able to start the container. This is how I set up the system, perhaps...
The big difference here seems to be the `nvidia-container-toolkit`. Where did you get that version? Perhaps try my instructions to update the toolkit.
No need to use `NVIDIA_DISABLE_REQUIRE=1` anymore when starting the container correct?
The ``` ImportError: [CusvsimCircuitSimulator] %forward compatibility was attempted on non supported HW in get_gpu_compatibility (line 38) ``` error shouldn't be occuring either. We compile with CC 8.0, so the RTX...
Try restarting docker ``` sudo systemctl restart docker ```
sorry, I made a mistake in that sentence. We compile with the following flags in our [CMakeLists](https://github.com/NVIDIA/cuda-quantum/blob/main/CMakeLists.txt#L546). ```CMake set(CUDA_TARGET_ARCHS "75;80;90") ``` So the RTX 4090 should be good (and I...
I have a hunch the driver forwarding might not be supported for the 4090. I am reserving a non data center GPU tomorrow (L40) to see if I can get...