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birdwatcher

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  1. Thanks for your efforts! I'm really looking forward to trying out Flux. Has this been indexed in CA? When I search for ComfyUi the only result is ComfyUi-Magic by futrlabsmagic.
  2. Thanks for adding the AUTOMATIC1111 template! Just a suggestion - as of now it seems that it only saves the output to a tmp directory that doesn't survive container restarts. I would suggest updating your template to include mounting the path: container mount point: /output to the suggested default path of /mnt/user/appdata/automatic1111/data/output From there to be safe with permissions on new folders, I consoled into the container and created the subfolders to match the deafult AUTOMATIC1111 settings, so the directory looked like this: /output/img2img /output/img2img-grids /output/init-images /output/saved /output/txt2img /output/txt2img-grids I restarted the container, generated some images, manually saved them in the Ui after generation, restarted the container and I was able to verify they were still there on the host. You could perhaps simplify my process by further enhancing the template, or telling users to create that directory structure at first run, but this seems to be an important part of this template config that I think a lot of people will run in to if they use the default settings of AUTOMATIC1111 and expect their images to be saved. Hope this helps someone
  3. This is incorrect and why I mentioned the NSFminerOC image and the certain Nvidia driver. I can console into that container and run this for my 3090. I can then shutdown that container and start this TREX container and the OC will persist. It will only be lost at reboot: nvidia-smi -pl 270 && nvidia-settings -a [gpu:0]/GPUPowerMizerMode=1 && nvidia-settings -a [gpu:0]/GPUGraphicsClockOffsetAllPerformanceLevels=-250 && nvidia-settings -a [gpu:0]/GPUMemoryTransferRateOffsetAllPerformanceLevels=1000
  4. Just a heads up if you're still looking at doing this - I can confirm that the NSFOC container documentation is accurate: this only is working with the driver version: 460.73.01, the latest production branch of 460.80 does not work and you will get 'X server' errors.
  5. Just want to say I've been loving this container! Interesting enough, I swapped over to the NSFminer image that has OC capabilities for a bit, and since I could OC my cards through that container's console and have not rebooted my server - the TRex container now mines at OC levels even if I shutdown the NSFminer container. Now if only someone could create a container for Nano Miner so we could mine Ergo😇

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