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If I understand correctly the benchmark run is with v0.29.0, so the issue is only about lc0 working with nibbler. We will need more details on how it fails, this is easier done in the #help channel of our chat at http://lc0.org/chat. |
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I spotted right now your responses. |
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I posted all screenshoots I made in the Nibbler forum. Nibbler working well with Stockfish and with Leela up to v. 0.26.1. After that Nibbler nor Fritz doesnt work with Leela. |
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I see in the nibbler issue your GPU only has 2Gb of vram - this may be an issue. Did you try to replace the network file that comes with v0.29.0 with the one from v0.26.1 that worked? If that doesn't work, you can try to add |
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Now v0.29 working in Fritz! Only change I can recognize is network I changed as you suggested. Lets see what is about Nibbler if I can make it work with most recent leela :-D |
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Also this is interesting. It seams enginee is not loaded at all. When I try to use other network Ive got this message. |
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Uh, if you're detecting the network just by having it in the Lc0 folder, then I guess I'd suggest:
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In the options part of the relevant entry in engines.json, you would add:
Make sure the file remains valid JSON, you may or may not need to fix trailing commas depending on where it sits relative to other options. |
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with this, there is no error in loading engine.json but awaiting uciok is still there |
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Is there any other command I can apply here in order to try to solve this? |
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I think you said you were trying to use an older set of weights? Where are they located? Try closing Nibbler and replacing the top entry with this: "D:\\_LeelaZero\\LEELA\\lc0-v0.29.0-windows-gpu-nvidia-cudnn\\lc0.exe": {
"args": [],
"options": {
"BackendOptions": "custom_winograd=false",
"WeightsFile": "path\\to\\weights\\12345.pb.gz"
},
"search_nodes": 1000000,
"search_nodes_special": 10000,
"limit_by_time": false
}, But replacing |
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Yes but I thought you were trying to make 0.29.0 work with the weights 703350? |
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Leela not starting or crashing, and no. (To be clear: when you say you've tried 3 different weights, do you mean by editing engines.json, or by using the menu in Nibbler? We've established the latter won't work, so you'd have to try the former.) |
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Hello to everyone,
I am happy to have Nibbler and leela chess 0 but v29 of leela doesnt fit with Nibbler 2.4.0 and its working independently when I am running benchmark for example from cmd propmt.
Previous versions of leela workining perfect so I assume it must be some incompatibility that started from higher versions of 26.1.
Is there any workaround to help to fix this issue?
Its completelz the same with the fritz 16 where I cant make UCI enginee from leela v29 or any higher versions of 0.26.1.
Many thanks in advance.
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