Novice Linux user WIS Server Installation notes #143
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You might try 22.04 which also works well and is a bit more recent |
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I started w/ installing a Virgin Debian 12 on my Dell Optiplex system.
DONT USE DEBIAN 12. IT IS NOT SUPPORTED... I JUST FOUND THAT OUT THE HARD WAY... Im now using Ubuntu 22.04.
A BIG thanks to @nikito Nick Bento for his massive dose of patience in walking me thru this.
I'm not a Linux expert by any stretch, but if I can do this, most anyone can if you have basic Linux skills and aren't afraid of tinkering.
Also, my "new" nVidia 1070 GPU needs a power cable adapter for my PSU so I'll be using the CPU w/out the GPU just to get things going until my power cable adapter gets here in a few days.
The WAS server is easy to install - just follow the guide exactly.
The WIS server is more complex.
Make sure you have the 'curl' command installed. None of my fresh Linux installs had it.
Clone the WIS repo:
if Docker is already installed, DONT run the dependencies script. If Docker is not installed, run
add your Linux username to the dialout group.
I install Portainer because its easy to manage Docker Containers. Im a big fan of not using the command line unless I can help it. Use these command to install Portainer:
Then you MUST run all the post Docker cleanup commands documented here:
https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/linux-postinstall
make sure you can nw access Docker/Portainer via this link. If not, stop now and seek help:
http://yourhostname.local:9000
then run these commands:
this install script takes a long time to download and install everything. It is several GB of data. at times during the install, my CPU was at 100% for extended periods of time. Just let it finish, it took about 2 hours on my system and I have Starlink (avg of 50mb download speeds)
Then run
If all went well, the server should start.
Now you should see console messagess from WIS like this when talking to Box3:
Control-C exits the server.
$ ./utils.sh run
starts it again.Once its all working, to run permanently instead of in a terminal window:
then use the docker or Portainer logs to see the output.
Now, I just need a GPU! avg inference times are ~20sec w/ my CPU, an Intel Xeon (circa 2012) running at 2.8GHZ.
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