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I am running ONE on an M1 Macbook, using python with binaries native to the darwin OSX ARM architecture. When I try to run e.g. downloads using ONE (for example, downloading the Allen Atlas after importing ibllib.atlas.AllenAtlas), the processing is extremely slow to the point of unusability. The example download has taken >10m and is still not complete. I suspect it might have something to with the threading used by ONE, but this is a shot in the dark.
I know this is a very niche issue, so I'm not really looking for a quick fix or anything but I think it's something the devs should be aware of.
My environment spec can be found in the iblenv_osx-arm63.yaml file, installed via mambaforge for ARM macs.
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Hmmm, very strange. Are you running the terminal or your editor via Rosetta? Because for me the main yaml file wouldn't work at all because there were no arm compiled versions available of e.g. mayavi and pyqt. I made that modified env so I could get native python to work
I am running ONE on an M1 Macbook, using python with binaries native to the darwin OSX ARM architecture. When I try to run e.g. downloads using ONE (for example, downloading the Allen Atlas after importing
ibllib.atlas.AllenAtlas
), the processing is extremely slow to the point of unusability. The example download has taken >10m and is still not complete. I suspect it might have something to with the threading used by ONE, but this is a shot in the dark.I know this is a very niche issue, so I'm not really looking for a quick fix or anything but I think it's something the devs should be aware of.
My environment spec can be found in the
iblenv_osx-arm63.yaml
file, installed via mambaforge for ARM macs.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: