Thanks for your guide, was easy to follow so I decided to make the move from a windows to a wsl install for my sd webui. Went fine, but I had CUDA 12.1 installed already, so I kept it.. Worked fine so far.
Now I'm trying to figure out if it's worth it to put the model files outside the wsl filesystem so that I also can access them from windows. At this point most of my models exist twice and take double space. It's a 2 TB disk, but still :) Unfortunately you can't create hard links between windows and wsl filesystem, so I might just use wsl's /mnt/d mounts to point to a windows dir, hopefully it's not too heavy resource-wise.
Also something I wanted to ask, since it's the first time I'm running sd webui in wsl. In windows there's a webui-user.bat file I used to run, which also had some extra runtime parameters. In your guide you're running the launch.py script directly, but I can see there's a webui-user.sh file in webui's directory. How come you're not running it instead? Is there some reason to prefer the one alternative over the other.
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Thanks for your guide, was easy to follow so I decided to make the move from a windows to a wsl install for my sd webui. Went fine, but I had CUDA 12.1 installed already, so I kept it.. Worked fine so far.
Now I'm trying to figure out if it's worth it to put the model files outside the wsl filesystem so that I also can access them from windows. At this point most of my models exist twice and take double space. It's a 2 TB disk, but still :) Unfortunately you can't create hard links between windows and wsl filesystem, so I might just use wsl's /mnt/d mounts to point to a windows dir, hopefully it's not too heavy resource-wise.
Also something I wanted to ask, since it's the first time I'm running sd webui in wsl. In windows there's a webui-user.bat file I used to run, which also had some extra runtime parameters. In your guide you're running the launch.py script directly, but I can see there's a webui-user.sh file in webui's directory. How come you're not running it instead? Is there some reason to prefer the one alternative over the other.