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Optix call failed with code 7990 #183
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I don’t think nvisii is compatible with this version of the drivers sadly.
We would need to update the codebase to make it compatible. Sorry.
…On Tue, Jan 7, 2025 at 01:55 Utsav Rai ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi,
I am running nvisii in a docker and as suggested I have copied all the
nvidia driver files to my docker using the below commands
mkdir nvidia
cd nvidia/
cp /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libnvoptix.so.1 .
cp /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/*nvidia* .
although when running python 01.simple_scene.py I get the following error
python 01.simple_scene.py
Found 1 GPUs available for rendering.
[ 2][ DENOISER]: Unable to load denoiser weights
Optix call (optixDenoiserSetModel(OptixData.denoiser, kind, nullptr, 0)) failed with code 7990 (line 1887)
Aborted (core dumped)
I am using rtx2080ti with Driver Version: 535.216.03 and Cuda compilation
tools, release 12.1, V12.1.105
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Hi, I really appreciate the work put towards this library and I really see its potential however, I would like to request to please update the dependecies of this project which would help us use it. I would also like to request to update the dockerfile as well. I had used nvisii on a wide range of nvidia-drivers like 545, 550 and 535 on a local gpu machine in the past but I could not understand why it fails to work on a container. |
Once I’ve finished my defense, I should hopefully have some time to get this project up and running again. The goal is to finish my defense in a couple months. After that, I’d like to use NVISII as a testing ground for differentiable rendering, which would mean bringing it back to a working state, potentially with pytorch bindings. |
Regarding containers, I believe OptiX has made some recent changes regarding denoiser weights, to try to reduce their library size for compatibility with WSL2. That might be partially why this is coming up now. |
Thanks @natevm, that's great news and looking forward to use it soon. All the best for your defense. |
Hi,
I am running nvisii in a docker and as suggested I have copied all the nvidia driver files to my docker using the below commands
although when running python 01.simple_scene.py I get the following error
I am using rtx2080ti with Driver Version: 535.216.03 and Cuda compilation tools, release 12.1, V12.1.105
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