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Since upgrading the SDK to Beta R3 on Ubuntu 16.04 when I run the VAD tools, parts of the UI are now missing and the Debug output show the following:
FGD:: libvad_codegen.so loaded...
FGD:: libfga_critical_path.so loaded...
FGD:: libfga_rule_check.so loaded...
FGD:: libvad_ui.so failed...
FGD:: libfga_layouts.so loaded...
FGD:: libvad_vx_xml_reader.so loaded...
FGD:: libfga_traceml_reader.so loaded...
FGD:: libfga_graphml_reader.so loaded...
The library "libvad_ui.so" is present in the directory "computer_vision_sdk_2017.0.135/vad/plugins" with the other libraries that do load.
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Hi Edward,
Please check that you have installed the OpenCL™ 2.0 GPU/CPU driver package for Linux* version 5.0 (SRB5) and all other needed prerequisites mentioned here.
Best wishes,
Anna
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Anna,
Thanks for the post, VAD is working again. Now I'm trying to use it to create a Graph using the face_detection sample that was built from the CV samples.
When I attempt to execute the GraphML Creator in VAD it I'm receiving the following response:
A: Source/pin/injector_nonmac/auxvector.cpp: CopyAux: 291: unexpected AUX VEC type 26
NO STACK TRACE AVAILABLE
Detach Service Count: 1
Pin 3.2
Copyright (c) 2003-2016, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.
@CHARM-VERSION: $Rev: 81201 $
C: Injector exited with signal 6
E: Wait for injector failed: No child processes
GraphML extraction process failed
Any insight or help would be appreciated,
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Hello,
Is there any updates/workround on this Error - A: Source/pin/injector_nonmac/auxvector.cpp: CopyAux: 291: unexpected AUX VEC type 26... when using the GraphML Creator.
Please Advise,
Stephen

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