ComfyUI Manager button doesn't show
Hi, I just started my first RunPod, installed the ComfyUI from template and tried to install Manager for custom nodes, but the button doestn't appear. Even if I fully stop the Pod and launch it again. I installed the Manager using this:
cd /workspace/ComfyUI/custom_nodes git clone https://github.com/ltdrdata/ComfyUI-ManagerAny idea what to do?
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GitHub - ltdrdata/ComfyUI-Manager
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Which ComfyUI template are you using?
runpod/stable-diffusion:comfy-ui-3.0.2
this one
You may want to try the community one with Jupyter, other people also had issues with the RunPod official one.
I tried the community one with Jupyter, but it got stuck here 😦 any ideas?
Not sure, you can ask the dev
figured it out, the storage was full
Ah cool, @RobBalla is the developer of the template if you have any further issues.
thanks 🙂 just maybe one last question - how can I add some nwe checkpoint?
Use the terminal, you can't use Jupyter because firstly Jupyter is bad at handling large files and secondly it has a bug where any folder called
checkpoints is inaccessible.
Most models on CivitAI seem to need authentication these days so you can either add headers to your wget command to add your CivitAI API key, or else download locally and use runpodctl to transfer the files to your pod.GitHub
GitHub - runpod/runpodctl: 🧰 | RunPod CLI for pod management
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I was trying to use the terminal, but I can't get to the file.. 😕
Linux is case sensitive, it has to match exactly, ie.
ComfyUI.still nothing
Try this:
I know now..
there was the / before ComfyUI..
Yes exactly
got there 🙂 thanks for helping 🙂
but I would have bet there need to be the / before the folder name.. but for some reason it doesn't work here with that 😕
No it doesn't work like that, nothing before the folder name if you are changing directory into a sub-directory of the directory you are already in.
/ in Linux is the very top level (root) of your filesystem, it is very unlikely that you would ever need to use it for anything.tehre is this command in the manual here with the / before the folder name so I thought it should be always there.. https://civitai.com/articles/3304/a-guide-to-diving-into-ai-image-creation-on-comfyui-with-gpu-rentals
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I don't see where its doing that anywhere.
well doesn't matter now 🙂 thanks for your help today 🙂