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I don't know why I failed to get this PCIe Coral TPU working previously but all is good now. Now I just need people to come to the front door so I don't actually have to put clothes on and test it myself.

@mw1cgg I got embroiled in some Coral/ PCIe / Linux kernel / HP interaction that required a kernel recompile. Once I'd done that, I'd lost the enthusiasm for actually doing the useful part

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@flangey Urgh. I don't think I've actually compiled a kernel in 20 years.

@mw1cgg @flangey ah yeah I had to step my dad through this. On the bright side it's not actually a kernel compile, but it does involve DKMS, and the Coral module does not compile against all kernels, so if you are planning to use them you should plan on ensuring that the kernel version does not change

(Also PCIe passthrough is a option, if you use a platform where that is sane, but given I assume you are using frigate or w/e that is likely a bad idea for other reasons)

@benjojo @flangey I didn't have any problems with the Linux side of getting it going, although it was weeks ago so I've probably forgotten the pain. It was the docker/frigate side that was eluding me. I know bugger all about Docker though so it's hardly unsurprising.

@benjojo @mw1cgg yeah this was an issue with HP and mtrr and I had to use this patch github.com/kiler129/relax-inte to pass it through to VMs. alternative is just to run it in dom0 of course.

It all started with the PCIe adaptor needing a track cutting so the machine would even boot. After all that palaver I ran out of steam :(

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