So I’ve attempted to install mycroft on a jetson nano from git, first the master then the dev branch with the same results:
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setup finishes without errors
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first time run of
./start-mycroft.sh debugworks fine -
I was then able to pair the device successfully both times
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it generally worked, but a few core skills crashed (date, wolfram, and 4 others I think, due to missing python deps)
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after a reboot I get the following:
ubuntu@jetson:~/mycroft-core$ ./start-mycroft.sh debug Already up to date. Starting all mycroft-core services Initializing... Starting background service bus CAUTION: The Mycroft bus is an open websocket with no built-in security measures. You are responsible for protecting the local port 8181 with a firewall as appropriate. Starting background service skills Starting background service audio Starting background service voice Starting background service enclosure Starting cli ./start-mycroft.sh: line 97: 7119 Illegal instruction (core dumped) python3 -m ${_module} $_params >> /var/log/mycroft/${1}.log 2>&1 ./start-mycroft.sh: line 97: 7122 Illegal instruction (core dumped) python3 -m ${_module} $_params >> /var/log/mycroft/${1}.log 2>&1 ./start-mycroft.sh: line 97: 7125 Illegal instruction (core dumped) python3 -m ${_module} $_params >> /var/log/mycroft/${1}.log 2>&1 ./start-mycroft.sh: line 97: 7130 Illegal instruction (core dumped) python3 -m ${_module} $_params
Running with “all” instead of “debug” doesn’t give me the errors, but nothing actually starts so that’s a mystery. Running with “cli” gives me just the errors.
Line 97 in start-mycroft seems to be this:
function launch-process() { // line 97
init-once
name-to-script-path ${1}
# Launch process in foreground
echo "Starting $1"
python3 -m ${_module} $_params
}
Not sure why calling a function would be an illegal instruction, Nvidia’s really smoking something.
Anyhow, the first time it happened I figured I messed something up, so I proceeded to rm -rf the cloned repo and recompiled the dev branch, in hopes that it may have been fixed later. Guess not.
It’s funny how the words “mycroft” and “Illegal instruction” have never been seen together by google ever, so I’m kind of out of options here.
Any ideas? Thanks.
