Lookforworld

> What does` modprobe amdgpu` returns? @waheedi The output is: `modprobe: FATAL: Module amdgpu not found in directory /lib/modules/5.15.153.1-microsoft-standard-WSL2`

> Hi @Lookforworld, could you please confirm if you have the WSL compatible Windows driver installed? > > You can find it at [AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition™ 24.6.1 for WSL...

>Thank you for confirming @Lookforworld. > > I see an older issue reported with a very similar error to yours here #2767. Looks like it was resolved by adding the...

@ppanchad-amd Thanks, looking forward to your good news.

> Hi @Lookforworld, thanks for the detailed report. I believe the error messages you're seeing in `hipcc --version` and `amd-smi` are normal for WSL2 configurations and unrelated to your issue....

> @Lookforworld I noticed you're doing all of this as the root user inside WSL. While the guide doesn't explicitly forbid you from being root, it's intended to be followed...

> @Lookforworld I noticed you're doing all of this as the root user inside WSL. While the guide doesn't explicitly forbid you from being root, it's intended to be followed...

> To clarify, were you able to follow the whole guide as a non-root user, and if so, are you still experiencing the issue with torch.cuda.is_available() afterward? @schung-amd Yes, my...

> Interesting, glad you were able to track the issue down on your end @Lookforworld. Does `torch.cuda.is_available()` now output true as expected, and do you get meaningful output from `python3...

> Hi @Lookforworld, are you still hanging in torch and llama? If so, can you provide some more system information? We're looking for: > > * Motherboard model, BIOS version/date...