Tensorflow

[quantumfusion]

please do the guide . i am interested

[dkryder]

yes, i also think it would be interesting to read a document of your experience. not so much as i also want tensorflow but your processes i think with be generally helpful in other pip,python,build in general. i'm also interested in if the tensorflow program makes other programs compete heavy for resources of the board

[earlzero]

Hi,
I finally built tensorflow on pine64. I was using pine64-image-debianbase-310102bsp-2.img and guide from
https://www.neotitans.net/install-tensor...id-c2.html. Guide worked for pine64 without significant changes (I also had to run "pip install wheel" to for final step to succeed) all patch files from this guide are located here - https://github.com/neo-titans/odroid/tre...tensorflow. Resulting file is available here - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3Xy0bk...TlLWG9zdFU.

[dkryder]

hopefully you will give us an update on the operational aspect of using tensorflow on the pine64. i was under the impression that it was a resource hog and so interested if it will run properly. good luck using it.

[tkg.rahul]

hopefully you will give us an update on the operational aspect of using tensorflow on the pine64. i was under the impression that it was a resource hog and so interested if it will run properly. good luck using it.

Hi,

any update here, I am facing difficulty in installing tensorflow.

[jrullan]

Hello,

I came across this post and I want to install Tensorflow to use the Pine64 A64+ for an image classification project. I went to the Tensorflow website, and there seems to be a Tensorflow Lite solution specifically created for embedded systems such as the Raspberry Pi and other ARM based SBC's.

My question is first,

**Do you guys compiled the whole Tensorflow package or the Tensorflow Lite?**

They provide a guide to compile the Tensorflow Lite version for AARCH64 but it came up with lots of errors in my A64+.

@pekapa,

Did you prepare the guide you mentioned in your last post?