Having just set up a virtualenv and installed the latest Python wheel for hailort, the install.sh script still does not detect that this wheel is installed.
python3.13 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install ./hailort-5.3.0-cp313-cp313-linux_aarch64.whl
sudo ./install.sh --no-tappas-required
This fails with “Missing: HailoRT Python binding (.whl)”
Here it is a workaround:
Edit install.sh and comment these 3 lines (starting in 859):
# if [[ “$pyhailort_version” == “-1” ]]; then
# missing_components+=(“HailoRT Python binding (.whl)”)
# fi
After installation is finished, enable venv and install the missing package:
> source setup_env.sh
> pip install ./hailort-5.3.0-cp313-cp313-linux_aarch64.whl
That’s great news.
I have installed hailo-apps couple times (5 3 0) ends with mixed results and weird folder structure 
it’s not clearly saying how and where install hailort .whl. When I installed in .venv install.sh don’t see it. When installed in system --brak-system-packages, I can’t install it but later on can’t run any python scripts because of dependency errors. Definitely someone needs make straight instructions how to install everything 
Like before “install hailo-10h-all” and sorted 
Hi @Pav1985 thanks for the feedback. For time being hailo-apps officially not support 5.3. When the support will be officially added the installation will be straight forward as usually.
Thanks,