Forrest Pruitt <fpruitt0...@gmail.com> writes: > This reeks of a permission issue. Check which users have access to > /dev/nv*, and make sure that the user that Celery runs as also has > access to those devices. > > Hope that helps, > Andreas > > Just as a test, I made sure it was not a permisson issue by doing a chmod > 777 on /dev/nv*. Still getting problems initializing Cuda in the context of > django/celery.
Can you try and run (e.g. using Python's standard 'subprocess' module) a CUDA C example code? If that works, then PyCUDA has nothing to do with your problem. This might help you isolate your problem. HTH, Andreas
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