That's TensorRT-LLM in it's entirety at 1.2.0rc6 locked to run on Ubuntu or NixOS with full MPI and `nvshmem`, the DGX container Jensen's Desk edition (I know because I also rip apart and `autopatchelf` NGC containers for repackaging on Grace/SBSA).
It's... arduous. And the benefit is what exactly? A very mixed collection of maintainers have asserted that software behavior is monotonic along a single axis most of which they can't see and we ran a solver over those guesses?
I think the future is collections of wheels that have been through a process the consumer regards as credible.
That's TensorRT-LLM in it's entirety at 1.2.0rc6 locked to run on Ubuntu or NixOS with full MPI and `nvshmem`, the DGX container Jensen's Desk edition (I know because I also rip apart and `autopatchelf` NGC containers for repackaging on Grace/SBSA).
It's... arduous. And the benefit is what exactly? A very mixed collection of maintainers have asserted that software behavior is monotonic along a single axis most of which they can't see and we ran a solver over those guesses?
I think the future is collections of wheels that have been through a process the consumer regards as credible.