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本帖最后由 Lubagov 于 2021-2-26 06:54 编辑
Hello! A couple of days ago I became the owner of the Asus Tinker EDGE R.
I'm interested in the example of OpenPose, I pulled it out of the Android firmware on FireFlay. And it works well ...
Its source has remained closed?
There is no information about how the model was converted, and what was its source?
It seems this is not the original model. Though, if only because there are no dots on the ears ... I found a post, http://t.rock-chips.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=469&highlight=openpose
but this seems to be a different model.
And another question, perhaps stupid.
D / RKNNAPI: ============================================
RKNN VERSION:
API: 1.4.0 (bbe0dfc build: 2020-09-14 14:06:12)
DRV: 1.3.2 (f113d64 build: 2020-04-23 09:35:26)
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This is what I see from the SSD example, I built it from source, it works. The driver version is quite old. The Android kernel is built with no modules. I would like to update, but so far I do not understand how. And it seems ASUS did not open its sources, and this is generally sad.
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I fouund https://github.com/rockchip-linux/rknpu-fw/tree/master/npu_fw this repo, seems here version 1.4, and found tools in /vendeor/bin, execute this:
`/vendor/bin/npu_upgrade MiniLoaderAll.bin uboot.img trust.img boot.img`
and NPU stop working...
`
E/RKNNAPI: rknn_init, recv(MsgLoadAck) fail, -9(ERROR_PIPE) != 368!
E/rkssd4j: rknn_init fail! ret=-3
`
nex i found `/vendor/etc/npu_fw`, execute same command, and NPU start working...
so... How i can understand, i need replace some files in /vendeor.img to newer version and flash it to device, for have in my asus new NPU firmware/driver?
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