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Kernel keeps dying on jupyter notebook #89
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I got the same problem but at a little bit further line. |
@Hanychei I encountered this issue before, it was a memory problem on jupyter notebook, try to connect your board through ssh (PuTTY for example) |
@arif-pens77 which version of tflite runtime are you using? |
tflite-runtime 2.10.0 on PYNQ 2.7 (Pynq-Z1 board) |
I used tflite_runtime-2.11.0-cp37-cp37m-linux_armv7l I think you need to downgrade python to 3.7 |
Are you also using Pynq-Z1 board with PYNQ 2.7? I think that python 3.8 is the default version for PYNQ 2.7 |
Yes I am using the same board and 2.7. |
I try to downgrade the python version to 3.7 using this method: But, its not working on the first step "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:deadsnakes/ppa Do you have any suggestion? |
Try this
go to Python-3.7.5 directory
then Hope this will help |
Unfortunately, It is not working. Requirement already up-to-date: setuptools in /usr/local/lib/python3.7/site-packages (41.2.0) And the python version is still 3.8 |
Have you tried |
Yes, but It's only working on local folder. and its not linked to the existing Jupyter. |
Can you share logs or a stack trace of what you're seeing in the jupyter logs? |
I successfully install Python 3.7 in new virtual environment by following the instruction here However, i still have problem when running "interpreter.invoke()" Could you share your tflite_runtime whl file? |
Could you share your tflite_runtime-2.11.0-cp37-cp37m-linux_armv7l.whl file? |
Hello all,
Am trying to accelerate yolov4 on pynq z1 board everything is working fine but am stuck at the end of the tutorial on jupyter at this particular line
outputs = tcu.run(inputs)
Thank you
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