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sudo access needed to run cm run script "get sys-utils-cm" #1846
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We'll add a cleaner way to handle this but for now can you please comment out the line needing sudo from the below file?
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Commenting out the line makes the code run fine, but when trying to look at the accuracy file I don't see anything.
Additionally, I was expecting some benchmark results from running the code, but there doesn't seem to be anything from the output of running the code:
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Oh copy pasting the logs I see that there's an import error towards the end, hmm That would explain the lack of results |
Oh. Can you please try to use non conda python? If conda python is used, it'll probably need a compatible libstdc++ installed in the conda env. The below option to the run command might help if it's already installed |
We have now removed the |
Hi,
This is my attached cm-repro file
cm-repro.zip
I'm trying to run the MLPerf Reference Implementation for bert-large at https://docs.mlcommons.org/inference/benchmarks/language/bert/ and I'm running into issues while trying to run
I see in the terminal that it's asking me for my sudo password, but I don't have sudo access on this cluster. Here's the output:
I see that it's trying to install wget, but when I run
wget -h
I see that it's installed on the system. Is there anyway to bypass this step?Thank you so much,
Indy Ng
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