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<3>WSL (13) ERROR: UtilAcceptVsock:250: accept4 failed 110 #491
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This is an upstream issue with WSL. See microsoft/WSL#8677 It happens I think when you SSH into your WSL instance rather than using the Microsoft provided command prompt. Doing that is janky. Another thing you want to do, to get WSL working properly is this:
Put that in Then run |
I dont ssh into the machine, i am using the debian console, i will try that config, @jart i dont need to install anything ? |
@jart it didn't work, i still receive <3>WSL (560179) ERROR: UtilAcceptVsock:250: accept4 failed 110 after enabling I even restarted my machine, to see if it needed a reboot |
I ran into this error when trying to limit the memory used by WSL. I had created a .wslconfig file in my windows user home directory with these contents in an effort to limit the memory:
But I suspect that wasn't enough memory for what I needed, and I started running into the error. With that file removed, the error went away. So if you're seeing this issue, it might be that you don't have enough free memory. |
This is an attempt to avoid surprising errors when launching too many processes from within WSL to "emulate native Windows testing". See: Mozilla-Ocho/llamafile#491
This is an attempt to avoid surprising errors when launching too many processes from within WSL to "emulate native Windows testing". See: Mozilla-Ocho/llamafile#491
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What happened?
<3>WSL (13) ERROR: UtilAcceptVsock:250: accept4 failed 110
Version
./llava-v1.5-7b-q4.llamafile
What operating system are you seeing the problem on?
Linux, Windows
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