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conda-forge builds do not install properly on linux without CUDA #94
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You can override the CUDA detection: https://conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/tasks/manage-virtual.html#overriding-detected-packages |
Should we put this workaround on the README install guide? |
Users shouldn't need a workaround. It ought to automatically install compatible packages. |
As I understand it that would require us providing a conda-forge build of openmm-torch that is built against, and depends on, conda-forge |
This is still a problem with the 1.4 release. |
I am using a linux machine which does not have CUDA and does not have NVIDIA GPUS. When I install the latest version of opemm-torch and openmm using this command:
I get errors when importing openmmtorch:
I think this is because conda installs these incompatible packages:
openmm-torch uses a pytorch cuda version, but the pytorch installed is a cpu only version.
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