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Date: Invalid Date Linux/Raspberry pi os [closed]

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Install Tensorflow 2.2 on linux

I have GNU/Linux box, I am trying to install Tensorflow 2.2. Currently I have and when I try to run my code it says So when I try to install Tensorflow 2.2 I get the above error. Any idea how to fix this issue? Update: -Raj Answer TensorFlow 2 packages require a pip version >19.0. https://www.tensorflow.org/install

Can a fork child determine whether it is a fork or a vfork?

Within the child process, is there any way that it determine whether it was launched as a fork with overlay memory, or a vfork with shared memory? Basically, our logging engine needs to be much more careful (and not log some classes of activity) in vfork. In fork it needs to cooperate with the parent process in ways that it

Dockerfile build image error: Distribution contains no modules or packages for namespace package

I’m trying to build a docker image of a python project. My project has one dependency package, “my_package” which needs to be install first. It’s a namespace package. I’m having this error when building docker image of this python project. I can pretty much install everything with RUN pip install XYZ inside Dockerfile but I’m not sure what’s the proper

How does OS kernel get notified when memory is accessed?

As far as I know, OS kernel maintains the translation from virtual address to physical address, and the userspace program uses virtual address, the CPU uses physical address. Since all machine codes are executed by CPU, how does OS kernel know a memory access instruction is taken, and translate the virtual address to physical address? CPU can execute a syscall

xcb_poll_for_event causes 100% usage of one cpu core

I’m learning c and messing around with xcb lib (instead of X11) on a raspberry pi4. The problem is that when implementing the events loop with xcb_poll_for_event instead of xcb_wait_for_event, one core of four is 100% full. What am I doing wrong? And is there any benefit of using wait_for_event (blocking way) instead of xcb_poll_for_event(non blocking)? The goal is to

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