RunPod•6mo ago

can't start pod using the cli

I'm trying to start a pod using the cli by doing:

 runpodctl start pod <id>

 runpodctl start pod <id>

but I'm getting the error: Error: Cannot resume a spot pod as an on demand pod. I also tried putting a bid that matches the spot pricing:

runpodctl start pod --bid 0.340 <id>

runpodctl start pod --bid 0.340 <id>

and that gets me a different error Error: PodBidResume: statuscode 400

Solution:

I found the problem, the graphql query in the source code for runpodctl is missing the gpuCount param, ran it manually with the extra param and it worked

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nerdylive•6mo ago

Is the gpu available?

youcefOP•6mo ago

yeah, works fine if I start it in the UI

nerdylive•6mo ago

report this to runpodctl's github, create an issue descripting this then

youcefOP•6mo ago

alright

nerdylive•6mo ago

i think its aproblem with runpodctl

Solution

youcef•6mo ago

I found the problem, the graphql query in the source code for runpodctl is missing the gpuCount param, ran it manually with the extra param and it worked

youcefOP•6mo ago

I'll make a pull request

nerdylive•6mo ago

OOh thats great alright!

youcefOP•6mo ago

https://github.com/runpod/runpodctl/pull/157 hope it can be merged soon

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feat and fix: add gpuCount argument to StartSpotPod by youcefs21 · ...

Add gpuCount argument Related: #156: can't start spot pod using the cli Description The start StartSpotPod endpoint is missing the gpuCount argument, causing it to not work at all. I added th...

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