Edge Insights for Vision

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Edge Insights for Vision How it Works Get Started Guide using Linux* Get Started Guide using Windows* Release Notes Documentation Archive
Get Started Guide using Linux* x
Linux* Requirements Install Edge Insights for Vision Introduction to the Edge Software Command Line Interface (CLI) Linux* Troubleshooting Linux* Tutorials
Linux* Tutorials x
Single and Multi-Object Detection with Hardware Acceleration on Linux* Multi-Camera Detection of Social Distancing on Linux*
Single and Multi-Object Detection with Hardware Acceleration on Linux* x
Single and Multi-Object Detection on CPU on Linux* Single and Multi-Object Detection on GPU on Linux* Single and Multi-Object Detection on Intel® Vision Accelerator on Linux*
Get Started Guide using Windows* x
Windows* Requirements Install Edge Insights for Vision Windows* Troubleshooting Windows* Tutorials
Windows* Tutorials x
Single and Multi-Object Detection with Hardware Acceleration on Windows* Multi-Camera Detection of Social Distancing on Windows*
Single and Multi-Object Detection with Hardware Acceleration on Windows* x
Single and Multi-Object Detection on CPU on Windows* Single and Multi-Object Detection on GPU on Windows* Single and Multi-Object Detection on <dfn class='term'>Intel</dfn> ® Vision Accelerator on Windows*
Edge Insights for Vision
How it Works
Get Started Guide using Linux*
Get Started Guide using Windows*
Release Notes
Documentation Archive

Linux* Troubleshooting

  • Make sure you have an active internet connection during the full installation. If you lose Internet connectivity at any time, the installation might fail.

  • Make sure you are using a fresh Ubuntu*/CentOS*/RHEL* installation. Earlier software, especially Docker* and Docker Compose*, can cause issues.

  • In proxy environment, if single user proxy is set (in the .bashrc file, for example) then some of the component installation may fail or installation hangs. So make sure you have set the proxy in /etc/environment.

  • For PRC users: downloading and installation of CSP and K3s components may fail. Only the components below are supported in PRC:

    • Intel® Distribution of OpenVINO™ toolkit in a Container
    • Intel® Distribution of OpenVINO™ toolkit Runtime
    • Deep Learning (DL) Streamer Pipelines
    • Docker* Community Edition (CE)

  • If yum update fails in RHEL* in proxy environment, make sure to set the proxy in /etc/yum.conf with enableProxy=1.

  • RHEL* only: Installation of the component may fail if you fail to enter the root password before the timeout period ends. In some cases, this causes package dependencies to be broken and subsequent installations may also fail.

    To resolve this issue, search for the package which shows the error, remove the package and start the installation again, using these commands: 

    sudo yum list installed <package_name>
sudo yum remove <package_name_showed_with_first_command>

  • On CentOS target machine, if hddldaemon failed to start the service, perform the below steps:

    • Reboot the target machine.

    • Execute the following commands: 

      source /opt/intel/openvino/bin/setupvars.sh 
cd $HDDL_INSTALL_DIR 
./install_IVAD_VPU_dependencies.sh 
cd ./bin 
./hddldaemon

If you're unable to resolve your issues, go to the Support Forum.

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