Unlike the previous installer for Jetpack, using the SDK manager I was not able to uncheck the OpenCV installation on the target. Am I missing something obvious?
The SDK manager installs OpenCV 3.3, and I need OpenCV 3.4. There is a script at the following URL that installs OpenCV 3.4, https://github.com/AastaNV/JEP/blob/master/script/install_opencv3.4.0_TX2.sh
Hi,
YES, current SDK manage will install all the package at once.
There are two alternative for you:
1. Install everything manually
CUDA
$ ./cuda-l4t.sh [deb] 10.0 10-0
CuDNN
$ sudo dpkg -i libcudnn7*
TensorRT
sudo dpkg -i libnvinfer*
sudo dpkg -i tensorrt*
2.Uninstall OpenCV afterward
sudo apt-get purge libopencv*
sudo apt-get update
Thanks.
This may sound redundant; the NVidia SDK Manager will install OpenCV on the HOST machine and there is no option to disable it?
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The latest release of the NVidia SDK Manager (0.9.14.4964) still will install OpenCV on the HOST machine and there is no option to disable it.