mohbehnia
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5 years ago I 'm trying to run tensorflow on a PYNQ-Z1 board using your PYNQ Project, publicy available at the link https://github.com/hillhao/PYNQ-project, and related to the paper "The implementation of a Deep Recurrent Neural Network Language Model on a Xilinx FPGA".
I used Jupyter and the related command-line interface to install Python3.4, Tensorflow (using the .whl file provided in the PYNQ Project repository) and all the needed packages. The setup process has been completed successfully.
Then, I tried to run the label_image example for Tensorflow 1.1 (which is basically inferring the InceptionV3 DNN, imported from a .pb file), available in the official Tensorflow github repository.
Unfortunately, I got the error: "Illegal instruction" (more specifically, when session.run() is called to load the image).
The details of the configuration we are using are reported below. I believe this setup should be compatible with your project. Can you provide any suggestion for solving this problem?
Thank you.
Configuration :
- PYNQ-Z1 running with Ubuntu 16.04.
- Python 3.4.
- Tensorflow 1.1 installed with the command and .whl file for python 3.4.
- Files .bit and .tcl (downloaded from the official Xilinx/PYNQ github repository) loaded on the board.
Hey Nicolas,
Did you ever find a solution to this bug?
I 'm trying to run tensorflow on a PYNQ-Z1 board using your PYNQ Project, publicy available at the link https://github.com/hillhao/PYNQ-project, and related to the paper "The implementation of a Deep Recurrent Neural Network Language Model on a Xilinx FPGA".
I used Jupyter and the related command-line interface to install Python3.4, Tensorflow (using the .whl file provided in the PYNQ Project repository) and all the needed packages. The setup process has been completed successfully.
Then, I tried to run the label_image example for Tensorflow 1.1 (which is basically inferring the InceptionV3 DNN, imported from a .pb file), available in the official Tensorflow github repository.
Unfortunately, I got the error: "Illegal instruction" (more specifically, when session.run() is called to load the image).
The details of the configuration we are using are reported below. I believe this setup should be compatible with your project. Can you provide any suggestion for solving this problem?
Thank you.
Configuration :