Hi,
It might be the case your environment contaminated from previous attempts.
Complete manual uninstall:
1) Remove packages
sudo dpkg -l | grep hailo
sudo apt purge (list from above separated with spaces)
2) Remove python packages
pip list | grep hailo
pip uninstall (list from above separated with spaces, if required add: --break-system-packages)
3) Remove previous resources
sudo rm -rf /usr/local/hailo
4) Remove package
sudo rm -rf path-to/hailo-apps
6) Delete all Hailo kernel modules: hailo*.ko and hailo*.ko.xz files
sudo find /lib/modules -type f ( -name ‘hailo*.ko’ -o -name ‘hailo*.ko.xz’ ) -print -delete
sudo rm -rf (list from above)
7) Remove any empty hailo directories left behind
sudo find /lib/modules -type d -name ‘hailo’ -print -exec rm -rf {} +
sudo rm -rf (list from above)
8) Recompute module dependency database
sudo depmod -a
9) update initramfs:
sudo update-initramfs -u
10) Remove leftovers
sudo find /etc/ | grep hailo
11) Reboot
sudo reboot now
Complete setup:
1) Enable PCIe Gen 3
sudo raspi-config → Navigate to Advanced Options → PCIe Speed
2) System preparation
sudo apt update
sudo apt full-upgrade -y
sudo rpi-eeprom-update -a
sudo reboot
3) Install DKMS
sudo apt install dkms
4) Install Hailo software infrastructure
sudo apt install hailo-h10-all
5) Install hailo-apps (demo applications)
git clone GitHub - hailo-ai/hailo-apps
cd hailo-apps
sudo ./install.sh
6) Test the installation
source setup_env.sh
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