Vito Plantamura
Vito Plantamura
Interesting! Thanks, Vito
please yes, because, from what I read online, the performance of your board should be similar to that of the RPI 5 :-) Yes, OnnxStream uses all available CPU cores...
unfortunately not, but it should be able to use NEON... Thanks, Vito
hi, instructions for building OnnxStream (and XNNPACK) are here: https://github.com/vitoplantamura/OnnxStream#how-to-build-the-stable-diffusion-example-on-linuxmacwindowstermux Thanks, Vito
hi, I think the path for XNNPACK_DIR should be "~/odroid/XNNXPACK/XNNPACK", i.e. with a tilde slash instead of just a tilde. Vito
xnnpack.h is loaded from the directory specified in XNNPACK_DIR with the string "/include" added. So the correct value of XNNPACK_DIR should be "~/XNXXPACK/XNNPACK" or even "/home/odroid/XNXXPACK/XNNPACK", which are equivalent. Vito
if the problem persists, try removing the "build" directory and rerunning the two "cmake" commands. Vito
please don't rename directories after running cmake :-) You can restore the old directory name and try again, or repeat the entire build procedure with the new directory name. Vito
I don't think it could be a toolchain problem. It is clear that ld does not find those libraries. The value of XNNPACK_DIR should be set to "/home/odroid/XNNPACK" and I...
good :-) You should now download the SDXL Base weights from Hugging Face. The instructions are here: https://github.com/vitoplantamura/OnnxStream#how-to-build-the-stable-diffusion-example-on-linuxmacwindowstermux Once this is done, you should run the application specifying the flags...