DRIVE PX2 Tensorflow installation with TensorRT support

Autonomous Vehicles DRIVE PX2 DRIVE - Linux
#1

I have been trying to install TensorRT python bindings along with the Tensorflow r1.15.

This is how I am proceeding with (on host PC with existing installations from SDK for development)

  1. Firstly I get checkout my tensorflow to older versions because the Drive 5.0.10.3 comes with Cuda9.2, CUDNN 7.1.3 and TensorRT 4.0.0 on

  2. I am proceeding ahead with the tensorflow installation using cudnn support however without TensorRT support.

  3. Then after I install this, I tend to install the wheel which is already located at /usr/local/cuda-9.2/dl/tensorrt35.whl file

  4. Kindly throw some light if this is the right way.

I am finding it really hard to proceed any further as the support seems to be very limited with legacy version.

Also a quick question, has the support to the PX2 been stopped already ?
Does it support TensorRT5+, Cuda 10* and CUDNN latest versions for that matter ?

Thank you.

#2

Dear @MaC345,
did you check the TF installation steps on DRIVE PX2 FAQ at Tensorflow installation on DPX2

Also a quick question, has the support to the PX2 been stopped already ?
Does it support TensorRT5+, Cuda 10* and CUDNN latest versions for that matter ?

Yes. There is more DRIVE SW releases targeted for DRIVE PX2.

#3

Thank you for the info, I was able to make it work using my method generating wheel from existing sources. It worked out just fine !

Does the Drive PX2 support Tensorflow 2 as of yet ?

#4

Dear @MaC345,

Does the Drive PX2 support Tensorflow 2 as of yet ?

No.

Glad to hear that you could install with your method. Could you share your installation steps on the thread to help community.

#5

My method was found to be unstable and threw run time errors very, eventually I switched to yours. I guess I missed few corrections in the bazel.build.

#6

Another quick question, does driveworks support UFF files, because most of your examples use caffee support. We have a code in tensorflow and we would like to port it to using UFF file to access lidar based data. Just an important note: the parsed UFF file will not have any external layer added over to it later using TensorRT inside the program.

#7

Dear @MaC345,
Yes. DW supports UFF files too. You need to use TensorRT_Optimization tool to UFF -> TRT engine conversion.

#8