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I downloaded and staged the shell script, install.sh, because using the suggested command get croaking out complaining about docker. I do have docker installed, but the daemon crashes, so I do not have it running. Here's the failure session:
ryzdesk /usr/local/src/localai # sh install.sh
Docker detected.
Docker detected and no installation method specified. Using Docker.
install.sh: line 397: systemctl: command not found
Starting Docker...
install.sh: line 399: systemctl: command not found
ryzdesk /usr/local/src/localai #
So I'm the special case where I have docker, but do not want to use it, so to overcome the scripts decision to use docker if found, I had to explicitly set an environmental variable. Below is the fix I used: set DOCKER_INSTALL to false, then the script proceeded loading the binary image. I normally avoid binary images, but when I learned the @mudler here has been a noble Gentoo developer and I looked at his "about" page, I embraced the concept with blind trust. So I thought I'd post here for those select few who many have docker installed, but do not wish to use the docker approach.
ryzdesk /usr/local/src/localai # export DOCKER_INSTALL=false
ryzdesk /usr/local/src/localai # sh install.sh
Docker detected.
Downloading local-ai...
####################################################################################################################################################################### 100.0%
Installing local-ai to /usr/local/bin...
The LocalAI API is now available at 127.0.0.1:8080.
Install complete. Run "local-ai" from the command line.
[WARN] No NVIDIA/AMD GPU detected. LocalAI will run in CPU-only mode.
ryzdesk /usr/local/src/localai #
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I downloaded and staged the shell script, install.sh, because using the suggested command get croaking out complaining about docker. I do have docker installed, but the daemon crashes, so I do not have it running. Here's the failure session:
So I'm the special case where I have docker, but do not want to use it, so to overcome the scripts decision to use docker if found, I had to explicitly set an environmental variable. Below is the fix I used: set DOCKER_INSTALL to false, then the script proceeded loading the binary image. I normally avoid binary images, but when I learned the @mudler here has been a noble Gentoo developer and I looked at his "about" page, I embraced the concept with blind trust. So I thought I'd post here for those select few who many have docker installed, but do not wish to use the docker approach.
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