Jagan Teki

@bastibe Yes, it is there in /usr/lib/libsndfile.so

@bastibe I have a buildroot environment, as per as compilation is concern I did a clean build to make sure nothing missed in-terms of dependencies. I don't have any LD_LIBRARY_PATH...

@bastibe not sure I have used it properly, would you please check the below syntax and correct me If I'm wrong. linux$ car test.py import soundfile linux$ LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libsndfile.so python3 test.py...

I know it sound improper, but I can went through by explicitly mention the path like below. --- a/soundfile.py +++ b/soundfile.py @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ __version__ = "0.10.3" import os...

As I mentioned I did use below command instead of your step 1 ``` yolo export model=./best.pt imgsz=640,640 format=onnx opset=12 ``` Anything incorrect in onnx conversion? In fact I did...

@tylertroy Yes for the above steps, I have used Yolov8 for converting pt to onnx - https://github.com/airockchip/ultralytics_yolov8/tree/main And I did test the onnx with simple python script before proceeding to...

@zen-xingle if we replace bus.jpg with our own custom.jpg - will it work? seems not can you comment?

@stuartarchibald yes, I have logged as root. I'm a root user and I have free disk space as well.

Yes, tried that as well. $ pwd /root $ mkdir cache $ NUMBA_CACHE_DIR=/root/cache $ echo $NUMBA_CACHE_DIR /root/cache $ python3 -c "import librosa" Traceback (most recent call last): File "", line...

I'm running as a root user. Yes, I have all permissions to access. $ python -c "from numba.caching import _UserProvidedCacheLocator; print(_UserPro videdCacheLocator(lambda x:x, 'string').get_cache_path())" root