Please point me to the working examples for the GPU and NPU for the Beagle V-ahead.
Advertising clearly states in no uncertain terms the board has a GPU.
The imagination site claims the GPU can handle vulkan.
So does it require a license to use the GPU? @jkridner
Before buying this board for evaluation I need to see a working example that confirms the code can be compiled and ran by an end user. Using simple #includes and -l.
And the NPU.
They RevyOS guys are leading that effort: GitHub - revyos/revyos: Yet another Linux Distro for RISC-V! The import (Imagination blobs) are built with Thead’s vector extension, which upstream ubuntu doesn’t have enabled…
Regards,
have you seen this
i’m starting to research NPU for Frigate NVR
That would be interesting.
I am holding off until the AM69 board is released, that chip is suppose to handle 12 video channels. Looks like it is going to put the imx95 to the back of the pack. Considering many of the Nvidia cards cannot handle vulkan I find it very hard to believe the SoC’s can do it. Thermal is a big issue, it runs good on the RTX cards and stumbles on the older K600. Those have fairly substantial cooling compared to the SoC.
nice 32 TOPS
nice price tag. LOL
