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I’m trying to install on a Aarm64 Ubuntu 16.04 dev board. I have tensorflow 1.4 installed from a wheel for python 3.5, which shows up with pip3 list. When I try to run ‘make install’ everything is fine till I get a tensorflow not found error. Do I need tensorflow installed for python 2.7 as well? Thanks.
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Sorry, should be aarch64. Will the make install work with aarch64?
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@rosenblat Make install will likely not work with Aarch64. However you may be able to compile and install in API only mode. You can visit https://movidius.github.io/blog/ncs-apps-on-rpi/ and scroll down to step 4 of that guide. This should allow you to be able to make inferences on your platform using the NCS, however you will not have access to the check, profile and compile tools. You will have to install the NCSDK on a different x86 64-bit Ubuntu machine and compile the graph on that host machine and then transfer the graph file over to your Aarch64 machine.
Also you can try typing this in at the terminal: python3
then press enter. Afterwards, type in import tensorflow as tf
and see if this gives you any errors.

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