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Cannot install numpy, pip or PILLOW from conda environment
I am using a Raspberry Pi to install coral USB following this link https://github.com/google-coral/tflite/tree/master/python/examples/classification. where i use the prompt command ./install_requirements.sh for machine learning inferencing and when i try to run ./install_requires.sh command it gives me the error: The command is executed from the path: However when i do: pip –version i get: I also tried running the inference code
Installing libc6 2.33 on debian
I would like to install libc6 2.33 onto a debian docker container for security patch reasons. I can see here that it has been released, and also it is noted here that 2.33 is available. Is there any easy way to get this installed onto a debian docker container? Is there a hard way to get this installed onto a
How do I send my CLion’s output to the Gnome Terminal on Debian?
I’m trying to use ncurses in my C program, but it doesn’t work with CLion’s built-in console. From what I’ve gathered, in order to make the output appear in the gnome terminal, I have to select it in the Configure Debug screen, but I can’t seem to find the gnome-terminal file anywhere – the most I could find are the
Using the apt list command to output to a file (Debian)
I want to take the entire list that generates from the apt list command and save or view it in a file. Either in nano or some form of a text editor. I thought of piping results into a file, any help would be appreciated, Thank You! Answer As updated to specfic sceniro The quick solution is to use where
The vboxdrv kernel module is not loaded (Unknown rela relocation – debian buster) [closed]
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Why does rsync create ~ files?
I run the following daily crontab: It creates these files: Anyone know why it creates these tilde (~) files? Also anyone know a quick way to delete them? Answer Anyone know why it creates these tilde (~) files? That would be because of the -b option you are specifying to rsync. Its purpose is to request exactly that (creation of
Bash script – delete old files
I have a script that uploaded a compressed file to an ftp, it is the code that I show below. This code works correctly, but I would like to adapt it so that once the file is uploaded, it deletes ftp files older than a week. Answer You can try this solution: Note: I have commented the Remove file line,
subprocess.check_output is too slow on script python but not in interactive python shell
My question is about subprocess. I’m using subprocess to call an external program, I’ve used the check_output() method in which I pass args as list. what I’ve noticed is that when using check_output() from the interactive shell it takes 3 minutes (which is the correct time for executing the external program in my case [there is no problem if the
Missing ‘=’. in Debian service [closed]
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