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Interested in this as well. I've been trying to install MxNet and GluonCV on a M1 Mac, and I'm using Miniconda, which supposedly supports arm-based packages installations. Installation with pip
and installed mxnet by:
I also tried specifying
But the result is always the same, when importing mxnet I get the error:
During the installation, I see that it's doing:
So, I assume there's an error in the mxnet-1.6.0-py2.py3-none-any.whl file, which is actually not a Mac-compatible version? Then, I tried building it from source
(I also tried building Gluoncv from source as well, but I'm getting the same error, the issue seems to be the MxNet version)
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I was able to install it, previously I had already installed Xcode, macports, gfortran, cmake... these are the general steps. With macports: git clone --recursive https://github.com/apache/mxnet cd mxnet #--------------------------------------------- set(OpenCV_DIR /opt/local/libexec/opencv3/cmake) set(USE_OPENMP OFF CACHE BOOL "Build with Openmp support") Inside mxnet directory Obs: Using the source apache-mxnet-src-1.9.1-incubating.tar.gz I had no success. |
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Was able to compile mxnet from scratch using the following config.cmake.txt file (stripping out the .txt extension when compiling) and pip install the python binding without any problems. However, when I tried to import mxnet from python ( Very strange! Could someone help me? Thanks! |
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I want to install mxnet on M1 Mac(OS 12.0).
if it is possible, please tell me how to install MXNet.
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