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Errors when using ollama installer for older 1080ti graphics cards
Reported by coryellcp · filed Sep 28, 2025Closed upstream on 2025-10-12 by its own reporter coryellcp. GitHub close reason: completed. Closed by its own reporter — not by itself evidence of a fix.
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Original report
System details
2 nvidia 1080ti cards on fresh install of omarchy
What's wrong?
Apologies if this is more of a local configuration problem and not an omarchy problem, but I know that you have put a lot of work into making omarchy an out of the box experience (i've seen the threads on auto detecting and installing nvidia drivers), so i wanted to bring this to your attention.
My steps to get here:
1. Fresh install omarchy
2. use the ollama install item from the install > ai > ollama menu
3. ollama serve in a terminal
4. in another terminal, ollama pull any model
5. ollama run model
The model loads in the terminal just fine, but when I enter any prompt, i get the following error:/build/ollama/src/ollama/ml/backend/ggml/ggml/src/ggml-cuda/common.cuh:106: ggml was not compiled with any CUDA arch <= 610
The 1080ti's use compute 6.1, and it appears that the compiled cuda libraries weren't compiled to use the right compute version.
I think to fix this I need to recompile ollama cuda from source, so that I can pass in the "-DCMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES=61" flag?
First, any nudge in the right direction to keep me on the right track would be helpful. Second, if there is any testing or way to make this easier for other omarchy users that you would like me to do, let me know.
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### System details 2 nvidia 1080ti cards on fresh install of omarchy ### What's wrong? Apologies if this is more of a local configuration problem and not an omarchy problem, but I know that you have put a lot of work into making omarchy an out of the box experience (i've seen the threads on auto detecting and installing nvidia drivers), so i wanted to bring this to your attention. My steps to get here: 1. Fresh install omarchy 2. use the ollama install item from the install > ai > ollama menu 3. ollama serve in a terminal 4. in another terminal, ollama pull any model 5. ollama run model The model loads in the terminal just fine, but when I enter any prompt, i get the following error: `/build/ollama/src/ollama/ml/backend/ggml/ggml/src/ggml-cuda/common.cuh:106: ggml was not compiled with any CUDA arch <= 610` The 1080ti's use compute 6.1, and it appears that the compiled cuda libraries weren't compiled to use the right compute version. I think to fix this I need to recompile ollama cuda from source, so that I can pass in the "-DCMAKE_CUDA_ARCHITECTURES=61" flag? First, any nudge in the right direction to keep me on the right track would be helpful. Second, if there is any testing or way to make this easier for other omarchy users that you would like me to do, let me know.
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