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Platform(Include target platform as well if cross-compiling):
armv7 custom board with iMX7 processor
Github Version:
1.1.0
Compiling Method
native compiling
Problem description
I´m trying to install the python interface of the mnn inference engine onto a custom imx7 board. On Raspberry Pi 4B there was no problem, but when I do the same on the custom board, it gets stuck during executing "setup.py install" without an error message. I suspect the board is running out of RAM during compilation but unfortunately adding a swapfile does not help. Protobuf could be installed without a problem. Basically I was following this guide: https://programmersought.com/article/15856113308/
It would be much easier if there was a armv7 wheel available on pypi, is there any chance that mnn will be compiled as wheels for such platforms any time soon?
Or is there a way to compile the wheel externally for example on the Raspberry Pi?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Platform(Include target platform as well if cross-compiling):
armv7 custom board with iMX7 processor
Github Version:
1.1.0
Compiling Method
native compiling
Problem description
I´m trying to install the python interface of the mnn inference engine onto a custom imx7 board. On Raspberry Pi 4B there was no problem, but when I do the same on the custom board, it gets stuck during executing "setup.py install" without an error message. I suspect the board is running out of RAM during compilation but unfortunately adding a swapfile does not help. Protobuf could be installed without a problem. Basically I was following this guide:
https://programmersought.com/article/15856113308/
It would be much easier if there was a armv7 wheel available on pypi, is there any chance that mnn will be compiled as wheels for such platforms any time soon?
Or is there a way to compile the wheel externally for example on the Raspberry Pi?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: