I got that error on my Mac OS X after I tried to do
And after that,
Happy tensorflowing.
import tensorflow as tf
. The solution is a bit hacky, but it's based on the fact that even though the system was unable to find libcuda.1.dylib, if you look in /usr/local/cuda/lib
you find that libcuda.dylib
does exist. So I simply did:cd /usr/local/cuda/lib
sudo ln -s libcuda.dylib libcuda.1.dylib
And after that,
import tensorflow as tf
did not give me an error and I was able to verify that the GPU was in use by following the instructions under "Logging Device Placement" here.Happy tensorflowing.
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