Hi Everyone - recently purchased a GB10 DGX for our academic instituition. Trying to set it up fresh out of the box. Went to do a full local install on AI workbench and was met with “failed to install service dependencies: error code 0x10060004” this is a fresh boot any ideas? I did the latest update it requested. Attached are the log files. Did I miss a step? Saw something that mentioned there might be an issue with WSL ?
did standard updating when first turning on - then was requested to do a sudo apt update when opening ai workbench. We just got this device today. This was a first run. Also did update through DGX dashboard .. still get the same result
Opened app > locations manager > full local install > installing … > fails to install service dependencies > says try again > repeat
I was able to reproduce this issue after getting my apt in a bad state. I would recommend rebooting your machine and trying again.
If that does not help can you also attach logs from ~/.nvwb/logs/workbench.log
I also have a GX10 and had something similar happened to me. I don’t remember everything so I can’t say we have the same issue but i’ll share it just in case. When installing NVIDIA AI Workbench, I would get the dependencies install error as well. It appears the Nvidia AI Workbench was still installed though.However, when opening it up and clicking through the menus it would failed. I forgot the exact error but it seemed like a docker issue. So I went to see if I could manually start docker in the terminal. It would fail with: “Job for docker.service failed because the control process exited with error code. See “systemctl status docker.service” and “journalctl -xeu docker.service” for details.”
After looking at the logs I did the following:
# stop docker + socket activation so it doesn’t immediately restart
sudo systemctl stop docker docker.socket
# Delete the corrupted buildkit state
sudo rm -f -r /var/lib/docker/buildkit
# clear the “start request repeated too quickly” latch
sudo systemctl reset-failed docker
# start docker again
sudo systemctl start docker
# verify
sudo systemctl status docker --no-pager -l
sudo docker ps
After this, the NVIDIA AI Workbench worked for me.