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Build RPI2 version

Open TaylorHere opened this issue 8 years ago • 4 comments

TaylorHere avatar Apr 30 '16 19:04 TaylorHere

Just for my own knowledge, have you tried installing the binaries that are targeted at the RPi3? I've had people tell me they've had success installing on RPi2.

Unfortunately, I don't have the resources to maintain different build processes for both the RPi2 and RPI3, so my ability to fulfill this feature request will have to be on hold.

samjabrahams avatar Apr 30 '16 21:04 samjabrahams

@TaylorHere Have you tried installing the binaries on RPi2?

samjabrahams avatar Jun 01 '16 03:06 samjabrahams

sudo pip3 install tensorflow-0.8.0-cp34-cp34m-linux_armv7l.whl works with my RPi2 Model B, and everything is OK. Thanks a lot, it's very useful ! (we need to use "sudo python3 ..." because of problems of permissions)

jajoe avatar Jun 24 '16 22:06 jajoe

I installed it on RPI2 Model B, python 2.7, pip. Seamless installation. Seems to work OK at least on first example (I am a beginner on tensorflow) Thanks a very big lot.

precesseur avatar Sep 24 '16 09:09 precesseur