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Hm, what issues did you come across on Windows? I have it running on both a Windows PC and a Fedora PC. I uninstalled python, then installed the full installati
by prophesi 4y ago
Hm, what issues did you come across on Windows? I have it running on both a Windows PC and a Fedora PC. I uninstalled python, then installed the full installation of Anaconda. Then I followed the "Requirements" section of the readme and I was good to go.
Edit: Just noticed they removed the instructions from the readme for some reason. The requirements section can be found in this diff: https://github.com/basujindal/stable-diffusion/commit/487a0f46f6d4b82a7a7d9704e6800ccdde02cd3e https://github.com/basujindal/stable-diffusion/commit/487a0f...
- acoard 4y agoThanks for the input. I can return with error logs later, but essentially when doing the `conda create env -f environment.yaml` line it would error out partway through. It would download dependencies for a few minutes then fail on one. I tried multiple times and got the same error. I just assumed it was an issue of a dependency not properly supporting windows. Are you saying you coulda `conda create env -f environment.yaml` fine? This was my first conda install on Windows, so perhaps I missed something else.
- cercatrova 4y agoYes it works fine for me on Windows with conda. conda env create --name envname -f environments.yml Try reinstalling conda. Do you have a firewall on or anything like that?
- prophesi 4y agoYeah, my Windows machine was able to run that command just fine. Maybe one of the newer commits broke something? I think I cloned it when b91816301fa62df239a45336b381ee918ff52b2a was the latest, but I'll have to check when I get home.