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Amlogic A311D support for the latest kernel #685
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Hi Serhii, I am trying to do the same, and my problem is even worse since I cannot even find galcore.ko. I am using Debian 12 on my LibreCopmputer Alta with A311D. However I think I have a clue what you need to do. I believe that TIM-VX is little bit outdated, there is another effort is going on, which is Github Paddle Lite for A311D. They do have some instructions on how to deal with kernel. While TIM-VX is 2022 effort, the PAaddle Lite is rather 2023, so that is the hint. |
Hi Serhii, did you resolve the issue with Galcore? |
"The problem is that galcore.ko, which TIM-VX provides, is based on an old 4.9.0 kernel, and it is incompatible with the latest kernel." TIM-VX doesn't provide galcore.ko or libOpenVX.so, you should get full driver sdk from SoC vendor(Amlogic A311D) then compile TIM-VX with their driver libs. We verified an out-of-date driver version from SoC, you can find it out from cmake/A311D.cmake - https://github.com/VeriSilicon/TIM-VX/blob/e1c2f0a18df7047feb6ee04187576906d10f5c87/cmake/A311D.cmake#L18C2-L18C104, however, we did not maintain the TIM-VX with out-of-date driver sdks. So, if you can get a full latest driver sdk from soc vendor, i think we can support you. Thanks |
Hello.
I want to use TIM-VX on the Banana Pi BPI-CM4, which is based on the Amlogic A311D.
TIM-VX is needed to use NPU-accelerated OpenCV.
OS on the BPI-CM4 is the latest Armbian 24.2.1 Bookworm with Linux 6.6.16-current-meson64. The problem is that galcore.ko, which TIM-VX provides, is based on an old 4.9.0 kernel, and it is incompatible with the latest kernel.
Is it worth trying to adapt some old, outdated kernel to run it on BPI-CM4 (which was stated as the only solution over three years ago #16), or is there a workaround for getting the up-to-date galcore.ko compatible with TIM-VX to use NPU (maybe you can give some tips on custom building; or provide pre-built galcore.ko)?
Any help would be appreciated.
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