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Explain reason for pip message No matching distribution #10501
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#5599 seems totally unrelated? Also, would you be interested in drafting the message you have in mind and work on a pull request? |
I totally do not understand why pip3 install tensorflow fails. If I manually search https://pypi.org/ I find tensorflow 6.2 which seems to match my system configuration. Many instructions to use pip to install packages for robot code recommend sudo pip3 install package_name which violates rule 2 in 5599 entry. My concern is that I have damaged my ubuntu system image in some way which is causing pip to fail. I am no expert with this seemly very complex environment. I am just trying to use python to explore the full range of robot implementation, not become an expert in the details of the various packages required. |
I attempted to reproduce your issue with the instructions you gave and couldn't:
You should probably try to install in to a clean virtual environment. |
Thank you very much for taking the time to check my issue. |
As suggested, I built a new virtualenv. For reference: pip3 list --local Package Version backports.entry-points-selectable 1.1.0 |
This might be related to platform compatibility tags that are used by default on your device. I couldn't find any specific information about NVIDIA Carmel's architecture, but
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pip3 index versions tensorflow yields: pip3 debug yields interest list, no error flagged. Bottom line: Jetson support does not seem to be in PyPi. I really appreciate all the help provided. I will follow up with the NVIDIA guide instructions. |
Gonna consolidate this into #6526, since it's basically the same thing IMO. |
What's the problem this feature will solve?
I am trying to install tensorflow on Jetson Xavier NX with ubuntu 18.04, python3.8 and pip21.2.4 with
pip3 install tensorflow and get
This is the recommended method given in several sources online and paper books.
Describe the solution you'd like
I assume the error message is correct: something does not match.
I would like the specific mismatch: cpu, OS, python, pip or anything else which is causing this message.
Given that is difficult to determine, a list of potential candidates would be helpful.
Additional context
This seems to be common problem based upon google searches. There is one disturbing entry which says that some of the instructions may even be incorrect:
sudo pip3 install tensorflow
Ref: #5599
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