feat(setup): CPU-only torch for GPU-less hosts, float32 on CPU, Windows ARM64 packaging (#2365 #2436) - #2500
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The lock pins the +cu128 build for every Linux/Windows x64 host, so a laptop with integrated graphics downloaded several GB of CUDA wheels (plus ~3 GB of nvidia-* packages on Linux) it can never use, and needed 9 GiB free. Setup now picks the torch flavour from the host (OMNIVOICE_TORCH_VARIANT=auto|cuda|cpu|rocm): no NVIDIA driver -> frozen sync without torch/nvidia-*, then the +cpu pins. Existing CUDA environments stay valid on inferred-CPU hosts; a CPU environment is reinstalled when a driver later appears. Windows on ARM requests the emulated x64 interpreter (no win_arm64 torchaudio/torchvision wheels exist) with CPU torch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
OmniVoice was always loaded as float16, which has no fast CPU GEMM (and is unimplemented for some kernels), so a host without a GPU loaded the model and then crawled. The dtype now follows the device (float16 on cuda/xpu/mps/DirectML, float32 on cpu; OMNIVOICE_CPU_DTYPE=bfloat16 opt-in) in the in-process loader, the sidecar and the CLIs. Setup also explains CPU-only and Windows-on-ARM hosts, and the CPU preset curates the small Whisper model. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a windows-11-arm leg to the packaging rehearsal and the release matrix (experimental: a failed leg does not block the four established targets; the release-asset check verifies the arm64 feed in full whenever any trace of it is published). install.ps1 installs the native ARM64 build and falls back to x64 under emulation. README and the Windows/script docs gain a hardware table, CPU-only and Windows-on-ARM guidance, and the external-drive recipe for #2436. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Clear both architecture variables before the x64 tests. · powershell-installer.ps1:19
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CPU preset leads with Whisper small; CLIs and loaders share omnivoice.utils.dtype
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Recognize indexed CPU devices before selecting precision.
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A snapshot that disappears during the sort aborts the whole lookup for that cache root.
If os.listdir succeeds but a revision directory is removed before its os.path.getmtime key call runs, getmtime raises OSError. The except OSError: continue handler then skips every revision in that root, including complete ones. To fix this, compute the mtimes per entry with a fallback, for example key=lambda n: _safe_mtime(...) returning 0 on OSError.
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Enforce the 30–240 s receive-timeout range.
recv_timeout_s applies only a lower bound, so 10000 returns 10000.0; the current ("240", 240.0) case does not test the upper bound. Cap the property and add an input above 240, or remove the upper-bound expectation.
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Closes #2436. #2365 already fixed on main (#2419). WoA end-to-end is unverified until the first arm64 rehearsal run. CHANGELOG follows in a batch.
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GPU-less Windows/Linux x64 hosts now default to CPU-only PyTorch, and CPU TTS defaults to float32; Windows ARM64 gains experimental installer and x64-emulated backend support. These changes reduce CPU installation disk requirements and expand setup guidance, including external-drive installation guidance. Windows ARM64 end-to-end behavior remains unverified pending a rehearsal run.