Justin Patriquin

Hey @DreamingRaven thanks for the issue. We're not actively supporting arch linux right now but would happily accept a PR that fixes this issue as long as it runs on...

Awesome 😄. Definitely able to lend a hand if you get stuck anywhere. Feel free to reach out.

To reproduce the root cause: ssh into the circleci container and run: ``` cd repo . venv/bin/activate python -c "import tensorflow" ``` It will crash with `Illegal Instruction`.

If we continue using a custom version of Tensorflow we'll most likely have to build tensorflow on a machine provided by circleci. This was the suggestion from circleci support.

Yeah we should! Most of the work should be in the examples but it shouldn't really be that much work.

Hey there @HydraZeng, In the README.md, there is a section about how to run a model found [here](https://github.com/dropoutlabs/tf-trusted#run-a-model). We don't have any better examples currently but if you're able to...

Hey there, Try running `model_run.py` from the root directory. Like: ``` python tf_trusted_custom_op/model_run.py ```

If the host machine is a linux box then there's a good chance that it should still work. I'm not sure this is problem though. I'd give that a try...

Actually I think its just a problem finding the module. From the root directory try running `pip install -e .` and running model_run.py again.

I've run into this issue in the past before but its happened to me sporadically and never found a good solution. Seems to me some form of the issue you...