Closed meitham closed 1 year ago
I also have libedgetpu1-std installed on the host, and the host can correctly detect my Coral usb as "Google Inc"
There is no need for this, and it may very well be causing complications.
There is no need for this, and it may very well be causing complications.
Amazing, removing libedgetpu1-std
from the host actually fixed the issue! I suggested this is something to be added to the documentation.
Thank you
Removing libedgetpu1-max
solved the issue for me too
Describe the problem you are having
I am running Frigate Docker on Debian as a full privileged container, passing the entire
/dev/bus/usb
to Docker. I also havelibedgetpu1-std
installed on the host, and the host can correctly detect my Coral usb as "Google Inc"Though somehow the container cannot see my Coral usb. Rasing the exception
I have EXECed into the container and and install
usbutils
and I can see the Coral usb not being detected correctly (18d1:9302)I have tried to swap the
libedgetpu1-max
package withlibedgetpu1-std
inside the container but that made no difference. Also tried with few different versions of Frigate and none made a difference. What am I doing wrong?Version
0.12.1-367d724
Frigate config file
docker-compose file or Docker CLI command
Relevant log output
Operating system
Debian
Install method
Docker Compose
Coral version
USB
Any other information that may be helpful
No response