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Complete Raspberry Pi 5 Support #721
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In that case I am going to close the cheetah issue and keep this one up to track support across SDKs. |
Hi,
Since I only have this issue on the Pi 5, and it has to do with the CPU, I assume it belongs here. |
I'm using Node.js and considering buying rpi5, but if porcupine does not work on-device on it, should I buy rpi4? |
Got this on Raspberry Pi 5 with Rust:
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@VityaSchel |
Just wanted to clarify – are you referring to your own code that could not work on raspberry pi 5's hardware or picovoice ai code/libraries meaning their whole ecosystem is not yet available for 5th model? |
same code rely on these two libs not work on Pi 5 but work on Pi 4. |
I've been following the ongoing discussion about adding support for the Raspberry Pi 5 in the Picovoice SDK, particularly in the Porcupine module (Issue #721). I encountered the same To temporarily address this, I modified # in ./pvporcupine/_util.py:
if '0xb76' == cpu_part:
return 'arm11' + arch_info
elif '0xc07' == cpu_part:
return 'cortex-a7' + arch_info
elif '0xd03' == cpu_part:
return 'cortex-a53' + arch_info
elif '0xd07' == cpu_part:
return 'cortex-a57' + arch_info
elif '0xd08' == cpu_part:
return 'cortex-a72' + arch_info
elif '0xc08' == cpu_part:
return 'beaglebone' + arch_info
# Added lines for Raspberry Pi 5 support
elif '0xd0b' == cpu_part:
return 'cortex-a72' + arch_info This change successfully resolved the issue on my Raspberry Pi 5. While I understand that this is just a temporary fix and not an official solution, I thought it might be helpful for others encountering the same problem and for the developers working on comprehensive support for the Raspberry Pi 5. |
Hey there,
I already opened an issue on the cobra model, but I just want to request widespread Picovoice SDK support for the Raspberry Pi 5. This has enormous performance boosts from previous models, so I think picovoice would be a great fit for the Raspberry pi 5.
If there's anything I can do to help, I'm a hobby web and embedded developer.
Thanks!
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