[easybuild] CUDA on machine with OmniPath

Hi Easybuilders, I am trying to get the newest PyTorch to work with the foss/2023a toolchain. So far, the CPU-only version seems to work (PR #19184), and I am trying to get the CUDA version to work. In the test suite, a lot of stuff fails with fi_info: error while loading shared libraries:

Re: [easybuild] GPAW/23.9.1-foss-2023a - ASE dependency too old?

Hi, I just asked the main GPAW developer about this one. Yes, there is one advanced feature in the code that requires stuff in ASE that is not yet in the released version of ASE. We really hope that a new version will be released within a few weeks, they just held a hackathon to get stuff

Re: [easybuild] Building for multiple architectures

Sorry for being late in replying, the spam filter held your mail. > On 6 Nov 2023, at 15.21, Loris Bennett wrote: > > Hi Jakob, > > Jakob Schiotz writes: > >> At our cluster, the different nodes mount the /home/modules folder >> from different file systems, so

Re: [easybuild] Building for multiple architectures

At our cluster, the different nodes mount the /home/modules folder from different file systems, so they each contain the modules for the appropriate architecture. The advantage is, that if a script or something else (like a Python venv) contains a path to a file in a module, it will always be