OK great, glad to hear it. I think you are much better off now having your code updated, then you can use more recent PyTorch and aren’t stuck on old version forever.
Hi @18272077327, you would need to build the PyTorch wheel from source for Python 3.8. There are some folks on this topic who have done it for Python 3.7 and 3.8. Here is also a post about it:
Hi @jimbo, can you post the build log from your terminal? For some reason it looks like it is trying to use conda - do you have that installed by chance?
Do you have the CUDA Toolkit on your system under /usr/local/cuda and NVCC found at /usr/local/cuda/bin/nvcc?
Yes I have them all-- given my learning path I was trying to implement within a conda environment. I take it this is not ideal-- should I scrap conda altogether?
I’ve built the latest pytorch and torchvision versions from source using a conda environment for both python 3.7 and 3.8 recently. I follow this guide: https://qengineering.eu/install-pytorch-on-jetson-nano.html and it’s worked great for me.