still under debugging.
but not any idea now.
partner trying to update the kernel source, but very difficult because this hw and os image depends on Qualcomm.
and we’re not sure that we can solve issue with kernel update.
very strange status.
sorry, didn’t understand your intension.
problem always happens.
we tried several pcie driver and changed several hardwares.
but still same error when testing hailortcli fw-control.
Hi Jy,
There’s no simple answer on this, Qualcomm doen’t open source their Linux, so we cannot test it on our side. There are a few leads you can take:
** HW
make sure that the socket is for PCIe and not SATA.
delivers enough power
** SW
Need to debug the driver, add see if the MSI interrupts are coming through, if the FW is loaded correctly.
I think that was loaded correctly based on the dmesg output.
Looking at the driver source code, this is the function that originates the error:
and this is the inner implementation:
I am currently facing issues with the Hailo driver on my Raspberry Pi 5, specifically while trying to use the Hailo-8 AI processor connected via PCIe. My goal is to run my own custom model (not pretrained) on this setup. After installing the Hailo driver and attempting to run the hailortcli scan command, I consistently receive the following error messages: [HailoRT] [error] CHECK failed - Failed open /sys/class/hailo_chardev/hailo0/accelerator_type and [HailoRT] [error] CHECK_SUCCESS failed with status=HAILO_DRIVER_FAIL(36). My kernel version is 6.6.31+rpt-rpi-2712, which is compatible with the driver according to the documentation.
I would like to know if I need to install the full hailo-all package or if I should just be using the .deb file. I have tried both methods, but unfortunately, I am still encountering the same error. Can someone help me with it?
