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fix qwen-14b model #1173

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fix qwen-14b model #1173

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@Sanster Sanster commented Sep 25, 2023

Support both qwen-7b and qwen-14b.

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I've tested using this code and qwen-14b still can not load

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Sanster commented Sep 27, 2023

I've tested using this code and qwen-14b still can not load

What error did you encounter?

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Still encountered this error:

RuntimeError: shape '[3, 32, 128]' is invalid for input of size 15360

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Sanster commented Sep 27, 2023

Still encountered this error:

RuntimeError: shape '[3, 32, 128]' is invalid for input of size 15360

I tested it again and it works. Please make sure the changes to your local vllm code have taken effect.

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Still encountered this error:
RuntimeError: shape '[3, 32, 128]' is invalid for input of size 15360

I tested it again and it works. Please make sure the changes to your local vllm code have taken effect.

Thanks! This works for me, turns out I need to restart the cluster instead of detach-and-reattach.

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LGTM! Tested with Qwen/Qwen-14B-Chat and it works well. Thanks for your contribution!

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