@robertgzr
Ok, which image should I flash? (Intel NUC, Up board, MS Surface, etc)
I will sign up to balenaCloud and create a project. Please send me an email to s.carlyon@viso.ai and will send the link.
Cheers,
Shane.
@robertgzr
Ok, which image should I flash? (Intel NUC, Up board, MS Surface, etc)
I will sign up to balenaCloud and create a project. Please send me an email to s.carlyon@viso.ai and will send the link.
Cheers,
Shane.
There should be a generic-x86_64
device type that you can use
Cool.
Please give me your email and let me add you as a collaborator to my application.
Device should be ready soon.
Cheers,
Shane.
you shouldn’t have to add me as a collaborator right now. granting support access should suffice.
Hi there, could you please share the UUID of your device with us here?
Thanks!
@georgiats @robertgzr
Were you able to SSH into our device?
This is being investigated by Robert and we will update you when he has some progress.
Hey, guys.
Any update here?
Hi,
We don’t have anything to share yet, we will update you as soon as possible.
hey sorry this took a bit. could you put the device online for me? I can take a look now
@robertgzr
Yes, it’s online now.
alright, so assuming this device has a gpu and ubuntu includes the drivers you need you should be able to build something along the lines of https://github.com/balena-io-playground/jetson-base-images/tree/master/jetson-nano-cuda for your application. Basically you would need to package everything (drivers, system libs, etc.) needed to use the gpu in your container image.
then you can run the container similar to this: https://github.com/balenalabs-incubator/opendatacam (I think privileged
is the main takeaway)
we are working on a simpler/nicer solution to this that would move a lot of those requirements (drivers and system libs) into host os space - and make us deal with it ^^
we will definitely make some noise in this thread when that work is ready
Mate, the problem is that the installed nvidia driver is not working!
Once we get the driver working, cuda/cudnn should work without any issue.
So were you able to get nvidia-smi
command working on my PC?
Cheers,
Shane.
Heyo @scarlyon I just re-read this thread and went back to the other one that was solved by switching to the 435 drivers
I was just trying to clear up some of the confusing information in this thread, in particular around the gpu supervisor label
so let’s backtrack… you are running a x86_64 AMD machine with a GTX970 card.
you had gpu integration working previously but using the intel-nuc balenaOS 2.50.1+rev1
image it doesn’t work anymore.
can you tell me on which version of balenaOS you had it working?
Hmm, I can’t remember which version I was using in the last year…
I can have a look through the changes to figure out which in particular could have an impact?
but I would need some version range…
Please check what was the latest version on the last November?
This was written on last Nov…