Open tomeeeS opened 11 months ago
Hi, sorry, this may be a newbie question, but in which directory is the compiled Tensorflow wheel?
Cheers!
@Cthuulhaa Hi, no worries, after you open the link, you just have to click the download button at the top right. It's to the right of "Raw". It only downloads the .whl (the wheel). If however you have cloned the repo, you would need to install git lfs and pull it with that (much more complicated).
Amazing thanks! I am trying to do the same for a Python 3.11.5 with tensorflow 2.14 (CPU) ( that would work on a docker amd64 ubuntu that is running on a MAC M1). I fail to create the wheel.. Do you know where I could find it ?
Best!
Amazing thanks! I am trying to do the same for a Python 3.11.5 with tensorflow 2.14 (CPU) ( that would work on a docker amd64 ubuntu that is running on a MAC M1). I fail to create the wheel.. Do you know where I could find it ?
Best!
If building the package builder was sucessful, you will then have to run the executable build_pip_package
in the bazel-bin/tensorflow/tools/pip_package
directory to create the .whl:
./bazel-bin/tensorflow/tools/pip_package/build_pip_package /tmp/tensorflow_pkg
An then install the Tensorflow wheel:
pip install -U /tmp/tensorflow_pkg/tensorflow-version-tags.whl
Great thanks.. I am still struggling to create a version that would work on a docker ( x86_64), the container running on a mac M1. Specifically for a python 3.11 and tf 2.14 ... ? anyone can help ?
i am really struggling and would gift anyone that could provide me the wheel
https://github.com/tomeeeS/tf_builds/blob/main/tensorflow-2.13.0-cp310-cp310-linux_x86_64.whl "Download raw file" button, or from cmd
wget https://github.com/tomeeeS/tf_builds/raw/main/tensorflow-2.13.0-cp310-cp310-linux_x86_64.whl?download=
untar (tar -xf tensorflow*
), use the .whl. You don't need the other folders it extracts.Commands used for build: