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How to run code in the container? #148

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Greyyy-HJC opened this issue Jan 5, 2024 · 6 comments
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How to run code in the container? #148

Greyyy-HJC opened this issue Jan 5, 2024 · 6 comments
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@Greyyy-HJC
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I successfully created the container with podman, but it is a super limited system without root access, apt, vim and everything, what should I do in that container to run the code?

@clarkedavida
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if the container build worked, then you should have some build folder.

if you look inside that folder, do you see any executables?

we can also do a zoom meeting if that would help

@Greyyy-HJC
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Hi,

Thank you for the quick reply, yes I can see a "gaugeFixing" in my application folder, because I set the

TARGET: gaugeFixing

but how can I do something like read a NERSC configuration or MILC configuration? I did not find a corresponding target to build.

By the way, I found "nvidia-smi" does not work in my container, does that mean I failed to set up correctly?

Best,
Jinchen

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if the container build worked, then you should have some build folder.

if you look inside that folder, do you see any executables?

we can also do a zoom meeting if that would help

Yes, zoom meeting will be helpful if it is convenient for you.

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https://utah.zoom.us/j/5843616334 (Password: 857263)

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Container build appears to be broken. On Archlinux this no longer completes building. Greyyy-HJC seems to be encountering a different issue, that it the container is not installing the NVIDIA driver...

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Thinking about it more, probably it makes sense to use particular versions for each. https://github.com/kaiebira is looking into it.

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