Cannot install SDK

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I have tried to install the SDK (ubuntu) but i get to an error i cannot resolveSetting up libprotobuf-dev:amd64 (2.6.1-1.3) …

Setting up libsnappy-dev:amd64 (1.1.3-2) …Setting up protobuf-compiler (2.6.1-1.3) …Setting up python3-scipy (0.17.0-1) …Processing triggers for libc-bin (2.23-0ubuntu9) …Reading package lists…Building dependency tree…Reading state information…libboost-all-dev is already the newest version (1.58.0.1ubuntu1).0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 10 not upgraded.Installing python dependencies…./install-ncsdk.sh: line 282: -H: command not found./install-ncsdk.sh: line 283: -H: command not foundChecking whether tensorflow is installed…looking for tensorflow CPU version…./install-ncsdk.sh: line 248: -H: command not foundlooking for tensorflow GPU version…./install-ncsdk.sh: line 248: -H: command not foundCouldn't find a supported tensorflow version, installing tensorflow v1.3.0./install-ncsdk.sh: line 303: -H: command not foundInstallation failed. Error on line 303

I am trying to run it on a joule sdk extended with 128GB SD

Any help is appreciated

Cheers

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For reference I am running UBUNTU 16.04 so it should be compatible.

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Same here with a fresh install of 16.04

Trying to use the quickstart (https://developer.movidius.com/start). Sadly, "make install" fails /very/ quickly with

… cp: cannot create regular file './ncsdk.conf': Permission denied Movidius Neural Compute Toolkit Setup. Checking OS and version… Installing on Ubuntu 16.04

mkdir: cannot create directory ‘/opt/movidius/NCSDK/setup-logs’: Permission denied

Installation failed. Error on line 136

Trying "sudo make install" gets /much/ further along, before the /next/ error is found:

… Installing python dependencies… ./install-ncsdk.sh: line 282: -H: command not found ./install-ncsdk.sh: line 283: -H: command not found Checking whether tensorflow is installed… looking for tensorflow CPU version… ./install-ncsdk.sh: line 248: -H: command not found looking for tensorflow GPU version… ./install-ncsdk.sh: line 248: -H: command not found Couldn't find a supported tensorflow version, installing tensorflow v1.3.0 ./install-ncsdk.sh: line 303: -H: command not found Installation failed. Error on line 303

Once I hacked your install.sh to /not/ delete "install-ncsdk.sh", one problem quickly appears around line 276:

if [ $SYSTEM_INSTALL == "yes" ]; then PIP_PREFIX="$SUDO_PREFIX -H" fiThis /very/ error is described in another post https://ncsforum.movidius.com/discussion/308/installation-error-on-sdk-1-09-00-fails-to-find-install-tensorflow. Oddly, the claim is made in that post that the installation should be run as a normal user, which doesn't actually work _at_ _all_.

Please advise.

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normal user install does not work also for me.. I have modified the script of installation at the part where it does the python dependencies and it works.

I believe is in the link given above.After that it works

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Fixing the permission errors shown above for "./ncsdk.conf" and "/opt/movidius/NCSDK/setup-logs" as well as fixing the if statement in install-ncsdk.sh does allow the installation to proceed and complete without sudo.

HOWEVER, there are yet multiple other permission errors related to tee(1) in install-ncsdk.sh.

Summary:

• install.sh has 1 critical error
• install-ncsdk.sh has 1 critical error and multiple non-critical errors.

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@dnl Can you please specify what HW/SW are you using? Is it a regular PC or some board like Odroid or Joule?

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@dnl @fpex Also will be good if you provide any logs during your installation process so we'll be able to reproduce on our side and consider better where issue comes from.

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I managed to install the SDK with the changes mentioned in the post above. It is just an issue of installing with sudo (without it also failed)

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Ran into this same problem. I could get install.sh to work using the following approach. It seems the only reason to use sudo at all in the script is to get write access to /opt. The solution is to create /opt/movidius and make it owned by the user. Then remove all the "sudo" in the install.sh script and it seems to run as ordinary user just fine.