open-mmlab
UnicodeDecodeError: 'gbk' codec can't decode byte 0x80 in position 64: illegal multibyte sequence
(rtmdet-sam) PS D:\anaconda3\envs\rtmdet-sam> $env:sam_config = "vit_b"
(rtmdet-sam) PS D:\anaconda3\envs\rtmdet-sam> $env:sam_checkpoint_file = ".\sam_vit_b_01ec64.pth"
(rtmdet-sam) PS D:\anaconda3\envs\rtmdet-sam> $env:out_mask = "True"
(rtmdet-sam) PS D:\anaconda3\envs\rtmdet-sam> $env:out_bbox = "True"
(rtmdet-sam) PS D:\anaconda3\envs\rtmdet-sam> $env:device = "cuda:0"
(rtmdet-sam) PS D:\anaconda3\envs\rtmdet-sam> label-studio-ml start sam --port 8003 --with sam_config=$env:sam_config sam_checkpoint_file=$env:sam_checkpoint_file out_mask=$env:out_mask out_bbox=$env:out_bbox device=$env:device
Fatal Python error: init_import_site: Failed to import the site module
Python runtime state: initialized
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "D:\anaconda3\envs\rtmdet-sam\lib\site.py", line 589, in
I'm using Anaconda Powershell Prompt when get this error (Windows 10 Professional Edition 22H2)
Check your Python environment: Make sure you are using the correct Python environment, and if necessary, activate the environment using the appropriate commands. It seems you are using the 'rtmdet-sam' environment based on the error message.
Update your environment: If you haven't done so already, try updating your Python environment using the package manager (e.g., conda or pip). This ensures that you have the latest versions of packages and dependencies.
Check the problematic file: The error message indicates an issue with the 'site.py' file in the 'D:\anaconda3\envs\rtmdet-sam\lib' directory. It is possible that the file has become corrupted or contains non-standard characters.
