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Thanks for the reply, First, I will debug it and see if it works in my environment.

Thanks, pureexe. I'll try your method.

I also got an error in the same place. I use CUDA version 11.7 and my graphics card is RTX A4000. Windows OS version is 11 21H2. ``` PS D:\stable-dreamfusion>...

Sorry for the Japanese article, By deleting the line of tiny-cuda-nn install from Dockerfile, I found stable-dreamfusion working properly in WSL2 + nvidia-docker environment. If tiny-cuda-nn option is not used,...

@pureexe In my environment, nvcc is found and version is `11.7`. Should I upgrade it up to version `11.8`? ![](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/18331348/196922333-f8595c74-3670-441b-b2f0-cda2d44faa53.png)

Just in case, I upgraded to `11.8`, but the `No CUDA runtime is found` problem was not resolved. In this case, I have found that this probelm is due to...

@y0himba I added CUDA variables as you said, but I got the same error message.

I now only install 64bit Python v3.10.8 in my PC. Neither Miniconda nor Anaconda is used. I am Japanese and use Windows 11 Japanese environment, so path separator is not...