I am currently attempting to modify my own models in Hailo for operating in multi-processing.
To achieve this, I am considering the ‘HailoSchedulingAlgorithms’ library from the ‘hailo_platform’ library. However, when I tried to import it on Hailo devices, a “No Module” error message appeared.
The issue you are facing is related to the Python API support. This will be released in the next month for Raspberry Pi users through their apt server.
If you need the Python API urgently, you can manually update all the Hailo installations on your system. This involves:
Upgrading the hailort-pcie-driver to version 4.18
Upgrading the hailort package to version 4.18
Downloading and installing the pyhailort 4.18 package with Python 3.11
However, we do not recommend this approach. Instead, we recommend waiting for the official Raspberry Pi release, which will include the updated Python API support.
Currently, when following the Hailo-rpi5 example, there was a data compiler version issue. (Hailo-rpi 5 example - HDC 3.27, Hailo AI Suite (2024.07) - HDC 3.28
After converting to HEF, there was a metadata structure incompatibility issue when operating with Hailo (you can refer to my previous question)
For this reason, I have been using the AI Suite 2024.04 (HDC 3.27, HailoRT 4.17), but it seems that this causes compatibility issues with version 4.18 again.
For now, along with other tasks, I will wait for the Ras-Pi official library that you mentioned will be announced soon.
plz check the guide from official documents.
(i didn’t know why that guidance pages are shutdown…)
i can re-setup the pyHailoRT 4.18 version without any additional options//flags .