RPi5 Ubuntu 24.04LTS HailoRT 4.22

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Trying to install the 4.22 package for Ubuntu 24.04 on a RPi5 8GB RAM with a fresh 24.04, just installed the necessary packages.

hailo 4_22_0 install
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I got stucked…

Regards
Michael

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Hey @Michael_Steger,

Welcome to the community!

Could you let me know which kernel version you’re running? I’m pretty sure this is a kernel compatibility issue - we’ve seen this before when people try to use kernels that aren’t officially supported.

Also just to mention, we don’t have official support for Ubuntu 24 yet, so that’s likely what’s causing the problem.

Let me know what kernel you’re on and we can figure out the best way forward.

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Thanks

linux 6.8.0-1018-raspi

I tought 24.04 was supported from 4.22.0, but I guess my kernel is too new.

I’m not that used with Linux, trying to catch up.

I would like to use both Raspbian and Ubuntu with Hailo 8 with my RPi5.

I have the version issue with Raspbian, 4.21.0 versus 4.20.0 or 4.20.1 versus 4.20.0 when trying to run Frigate with Raspbian.

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Hey @Michael_Steger,

I’d recommend sticking with Ubuntu 22.04 and Hailo 4.20 (which is basically the same as 4.20.1). You can use either the hailo-all package or the Ubuntu setup - both should work fine.

Also, I’d suggest staying with the 6.5 kernel - any version of 6.5 should be good. It’s our best and most thoroughly tested kernel version, so you’ll have fewer headaches down the road.

If you run into any specific issues with Frigate, feel free to post them here and I’ll help you troubleshoot. I actually wrote the Frigate integration, so I should be able to get you sorted out pretty quickly.

Let me know how it goes!

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Thanks Omira

I can see there is no official support for Ubuntu 22.04 for RPi 5.
What is the suggested path?

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I’d recommend going with the ARM packages for your Ubuntu setup. You can see the options in the image I attached.

You’ll want to download:

  • The Hailort driver 4.20 or 4.22 for ARM
  • HailoRT 4.20 or 4.22 for ARM
  • TAPPAS core
  • TAPPAS core Python bindings
  • HailoRT Python bindings for ARM

That should get you set up properly. Let me know if you run into any issues with the installation!

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Hi @omria !

I’m planning to set this up on a Raspberry Pi 5 (ARM) running Ubuntu 22.04. I saw you mentioned both the hailo-all package and the option of installing everything manually.

Just wondering — does the hailo-all package work correctly on ARM (RPi 5), or is it better to install each component manually (driver, HailoRT, TAPPAS, etc.)?

Thanks in advance!

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Hey @Eliseo_Elorga

The hailo-all package is designed for Raspberry Pi OS. It bundles all of the components you mentioned into a single installer for the Pi.

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Thanks for your response! @omria
I’ve been trying to install HailoRT version 4.22 on my Raspberry Pi using the .deb and .whl packages, but I encountered a driver mismatch error:

[HailoRT] [error] CHECK failed - Driver version (4.20.0) is different from library version (4.22.0)

Before attempting the 4.22.0 installation, I properly uninstalled all existing Hailo packages to ensure a clean setup.

I made sure to follow the official installation steps, downloading from the Software Download Center under: HailoRT + ARM64 + Python 3.11.
Given that I’m working directly on the Raspberry Pi, I’m wondering why this version mismatch is occurring. Shouldn’t HailoRT 4.22.0 run correctly on the Raspberry Pi 5?

As a workaround, I reinstalled using hailo-all, which I had used before — but it didn’t update HailoRT to the latest version.
How can I ensure I’m always using the most up-to-date version on the Raspberry Pi?

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