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[QST] Is there a plan to add support for Jetson platforms (aarch64) or is it possible to build a Wheel ? #527

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MhdKAT opened this issue Mar 27, 2023 · 2 comments
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MhdKAT commented Mar 27, 2023

PyPi indicates that no package is compatible when I try to install cucim on a jetson AGX orin. Is there a plan to add support for jetson by building a wheel or can we build it by ourselves ?

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grlee77 commented Mar 28, 2023

We do not currently have an aarch64 package on PyPI but can potentially add one in the future. There are aarch64 packages in the rapidsai conda channel. See the release selector in this page for specific commands to install via that method.

RAPIDS is recently starting to release pip-installable wheels in addition to the conda packages, but we still have an older, pre-existing PyPI build process in this cuCIM repository. We can discuss what would be needed to add aarch64 on PyPI in a future cuCIM team meeting.

Also, FYI, there are a very small fraction of test cases failing on CI for ARM which still needs to be looked into (see gh-473), but almost everything should work.

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Well another point is there is ARM SBSA and Tegra (used by Jetson). These are a bit different from one another. Currently RAPIDS only supports the former and not the latter

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