Hi @nis_it,
We apologize for the mismatch in the information provided in the change log and the installation notes. We are currently working on a redesign for the documentation on our website, which reflects the changes in the latest version of cryoSPARC.
It seems like your issue is related to the CUDA-10 binaries’ location not being loaded in your environment prior to the compilation of pycuda during the cryosparc2_worker installation process, causing it to be compiled with what was already loaded, CUDA 8.0. The fix is very simple.
- Ensure
cryosparc2_worker/config.shincludes the correct path to CUDA 10 on your system. - Recompile pycuda 2018.1.1 after loading the CUDA 10 binaries into your path:
a. Navigate to your cryosparc2_worker directory
b. Executeeval $(bin/cryosparcw env)
c. Executepip uninstall pycuda
d. Executepip install pycuda==2018.1.1 --no-cache-dir#requires an internet connection
After that, you can try the connect command again.
Good Luck!