Install Pyg to mac M1 #4969
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@sultanbeish I think clearly there is some misunderstanding here . The M1 family of MacBook's are ARM based. Cuda is for NVIDIA GPU machines ?. I think you might have to review the hardware / software ecosystem. |
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@sultanbeish No need to apologize. Yeah it is not able to find the packages for the chosen version. Just curious. What version of python are you going with ? Somethings must have changed since the last time I posted the detailed steps. You might have to play around a bit till you find a suitable version for which all the dependencies exist. |
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Cherry picking an error from the stack trace So you would need to check the version of your macOS. |
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hi everyone, I saw few discussions here on how to install PyG on mac M1 and I noticed that some of the users did it with M1 machine, I tried to follow the steps of @pythonpanda2 which were: rusty1s/pytorch_scatter#241 (comment)
Still I could manage installing it. If somebody had the same issue and resolved it, could you please describe in a detail (like a guide) how to do it, like how did you install Cuda on your M1, etc.
If there are more M1 confused users, please let me know, maybe we can work it out together.
I would highly appreciate.
Thank you and best regards.
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