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IFCUDA illegal memory access occurs when serving the qwen3-next model with default async scheduling enabled.
THENDisable async scheduling by passing the --no-async-scheduling flag when starting vllm serve. This workaround avoids the illegal memory access error and allows the model to run without crashes.
IFCUDA illegal memory access error occurs when serving Qwen3-next model.
THENAdd the `--no-async-scheduling` flag when running vllm serve. For example: `vllm serve Qwen/Qwen3-next --no-async-scheduling`. This disables asynchronous scheduling which appears to cause the memory access violation.
IFvLLM crashes with 'CUDA error: an illegal memory access was encountered' when using AWQ quantized models after upgrading to v0.6.3 or later.
THENSet the environment variable CUDA_LAUNCH_BLOCKING=1 before running vLLM to force synchronous kernel execution and obtain a meaningful stack trace for debugging. If the crash persists, consider downgrading vLLM to v0.6.2 or switching to a different quantization method (e.g., GPTQ or FP8). Ensure GPU memory is not overcommitted by monitoring nvidia-smi output.
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