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make test
fails for multiple tests
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You're running on a mobile device? What hardware and OS are you using? |
No, I don't! It's running on a CentOS8 server.
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exception: Legacy model format is not supported on mobile.
You're running on a mobile device? What hardware and OS are you using?
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I'm confused then! A search online turned up a few people encountering that error message, but they were all on Android. The "legacy model format" part is easier to understand. The tests try to load models from files. It sounds like PyTorch has changed its format since those files were created. We could regenerate them. But I can't explain why it thinks you're on mobile. |
after reinstalling with the new openMM dev build and rebuilding all tests pass now! |
The world is a mysterious place! |
Indeed :-) |
I have build
openmm-torch
from source and I can run the Python example shown inREADME
.But since I am still having trouble here I wanted to make sure that
openmm-torch
behaves as expected and I tried to runmake test
.a closer look at the log file shows the same error (until frame 9) for all 7 of the 8 tests:
Do you have any idea what is going on here?
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