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[#15178][fix] Fix unified-memory Mamba KV estimation - #15215
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No actionable comments were generated in the recent review. WalkthroughA regression test checks that integrated-device KV-cache estimation returns 64 tokens for the mocked memory and cache-cost inputs. The ChangesIntegrated GPU KV-cache Estimation
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Confirmed on hardware — this fixes #15178 for us. We applied this exact change on top of
Discrete-GPU (RTX Pro 6000) runs were never affected, consistent with the integrated-memory root cause. Thanks for the fix @peter941221 — would be great to land this. Happy to test a candidate build on DGX Spark if useful. cc @joyang-nv |
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Thanks for testing this on DGX Spark and confirming that it fixes the rc18 unified-memory KV-cache failure while leaving the final affine sizing unchanged. |
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@VALLIS-NERIA this seems to related to your #12896. Could you take a look? |
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Hi @peter941221 , thank you for the fix. It looks good to me but I'm not quite clear about the cause. My understanding is: |
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@VALLIS-NERIA Yes — on integrated/unified-memory devices, the dry-run sees a temporarily depressed |
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@peter941221 nice catch on the affine-intercept clamp. fyi #12301 is sitting in the same UMA-detection territory — different files (cpp kvCacheManager + llm_args.py) so no merge conflict, but same symptom (zero/negative caps on UMA) from a different angle. Forces host_cache_size=0 via cudaDevAttrIntegrated. Probably complementary with yours, worth looking at together if a reviewer picks one up. |
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@peter941221 can you maybe merge main / rebase so that we can try to get this finally merged. THX |
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Merged the latest main into this branch in commit �fe52a0bd6. Resolved the _util.py import conflict by preserving both the current main imports and the integrated-device fix, and moved the regression coverage to the current ests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_estimation.py path. The diff against current main remains limited to the intended two files. The merge commit is GPG-signed and DCO-signed. |
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Thanks @peter941221 for refreshing this PR! One follow-up for #15178: our testing on newer releases still encounters This PR addresses the provisional token-cap calculation in the V1 estimation path. With NemotronH using Could a KV-cache owner advise whether to cover V2 here or track it in a linked follow-up? It would be helpful to make that scope explicit while moving this fix toward merge. Happy to help validate a candidate on Spark. Thanks! Prepared with assistance from Codex (GPT-6). |
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@peter941221 can you address the pre-commit ci failures? THX |
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Applied the pre-commit fix in d2f6f56. The only failing hook on the previous head was ruff-format; the formatted test file now passes the full pre-commit suite locally. Please trigger CI again on the new head. |
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tests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/test_kv_cache_estimation.py (1)
509-514: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winForce this regression fixture onto V1.
_make_creatorinitializes_is_kv_cache_manager_v2toTrue. V2 returns the 64-token dummy-workload value before reaching the integrated-device intercept condition. The test can therefore pass without exercising the changed V1 logic.Suggested fix
c = _make_creator( tpb, [_make_mock_request(63)], enable_attention_dp=False, tp_size=1, ) + c._is_kv_cache_manager_v2 = False🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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@VALLIS-NERIA Clarification: I can confirm that unified-memory runs may report a lower free-memory budget during V1 estimation, but I cannot confirm when mmap-backed weights are unloaded or whether free memory then recovers. The fix only removes the affine intercept from the provisional cap; final affine sizing is unchanged. |
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@janbernloehr Thanks, and your read matches what I see in the tree. I would keep these as two separate changes rather than widen this one. This PR fixes the V1 provisional cap: on an integrated device the affine The V2 quota failure you hit is a different code path with a different error So my proposal:
To make that follow-up actionable rather than speculative, could you share the If a KV-cache owner would rather see V2 covered in the same change, I am fine |
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@peter941221 can you rebase this PR? Thanks! |
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@peter941221 , could you refresh the branch to resolve the conflicts? The last CI attempt couldn’t start because the PR wasn’t mergeable. The V1 fix has been validated on Spark, and V2 is tracked separately in #20951. Once refreshed, I’m happy to rerun CI. Thanks! |
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@janbernloehr Done - rebased onto current main in 67e66e6. The only conflict was the test file, which moved to tests/unittest/_torch/pyexecutor/kv_cache/ on main; I re-applied the fix and the regression test at the new path, so the diff against main is unchanged apart from that move (still just those two files). pre-commit passes locally. Happy for you to rerun CI whenever convenient. |
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Description
Refs #15178.
On integrated GPUs, the estimation dry run can start from a
mem_get_info()budget that is already depressed by mmap-backed weights sharing the same physical memory pool.When hybrid Mamba models use an affine
CacheCost,_get_token_num_for_estimation()subtracts the recurrent-state intercept from that reduced budget and can clamp the provisional token cap to zero. That is enough to tripassert max_blocks_per_seq > 0in the attention-window path even though the later affine sizing still succeeds.This change keeps the final affine sizing unchanged. It only relaxes the provisional estimation cap on integrated GPUs by dropping the affine intercept from the dry-run budget calculation.
The regression test covers the zero-clamp case by mocking an affine
CacheCost, a smallmem_get_info()budget, and an integrated device.Test Coverage
Validated in the matching TensorRT-LLM 1.3.0rc18 CUDA 13 / PyTorch 2.10 runtime with:
python -m pytest tests/unittest/_torch/executor/test_kv_cache_estimation.py -k integrated_gpu_estimation_ignores_affine_intercept -qpython -m pytest tests/unittest/_torch/executor/test_kv_cache_estimation.py -qPR Checklist
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