I get message cuda on WSL is ok now from this: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/wsl-user-guide/index.html#unique_1238660826
so for deepstream? wsl2 ubuntu is so convenient for development
I get message cuda on WSL is ok now from this: https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/wsl-user-guide/index.html#unique_1238660826
so for deepstream? wsl2 ubuntu is so convenient for development
I confirm that it works pretty well !
With minor modification in the nvdsgst-infer plugin to work-around lack of EGL symbols in the cuda library (to enable inference debugging/execution and visualization on host).
is it possible to get nvv4l2decoder and nvv4l2h264enc working? could anyone from NVIDIA confirm if there might be support for this in the future? currently it’s complaining about /dev/nvidia0 missing. Thanks!
I’m seeing a number of threads/questions around Deepstream & WSL… and the typical ‘solution’ is that it is not supported.
Whilst the answer is technically correct (not officially supported/tested by nVidia), it does not mean it cannot work.
Deepstream can quite easily be used within WSL.
It works with 6.0.1 & now even with 6.2.
Only minor adjustments are required to do so (recompile 1 or 2 plugins + adapt pipeline).
see deepstream_wsl (for DS 6.2)