im getting some error on running hailortcli fw-control identify
Hi SAN,
Looking at your screenshot, I can see that the Hailo runtime is properly installed since hailortcli
is executing without issues. However, the hailortcli fw-control identify
command isn’t showing any output, which suggests that the Hailo chip isn’t being detected or recognized properly.
Please run the following command to check device detection:
hailortcli scan
If working properly, this should display device information like Hailo-8/Hailo-15.
Additionally, sharing the following info would help with more accurate diagnosis:
- Board type (RPi, x86, etc.)
- Connection method (PCIe, M.2, USB)
- Hailo chip model
Best Regard,
Hyeju
Hi @Hyeju apparently its saying not found when running the command, but i have installed it correctly and one more thing is im using a lite raspberry pi os instead the GUI version because on GUI version im able to infer using hailo, the problem when i try to infer using lite os.
i did follow all the installation documents correctly i believe because im able to use hailo runtime on GUI version no error prompt,
it says the firmware.bin file is failed to write, which means Hailo driver is loaded , and the PCIe device is detected , but the firmware file hailo8_fw.bin
is missing?