Arne Hasselbring
Arne Hasselbring
Indeed I get that error when I use TensorFlow 2.8, but with both 2.9 and 2.10 the error is as in the issue description: ``` No common supertype of TensorSpec(shape=(None,),...
That warning can easily removed by adding `compile=False` to the `load_model` call in 2.7 (or by actually doing some training with a useful model, but that doesn't make sense in...
I am working around this now by passing `variable + tf.zeros_like(variable)` instead of `variable`.
Indeed I get that error when I use TensorFlow 2.8, but with both 2.9 and 2.10 the error is as in the issue description: ``` No common supertype of TensorSpec(shape=(None,),...
That warning can easily removed by adding `compile=False` to the `load_model` call in 2.7 (or by actually doing some training with a useful model, but that doesn't make sense in...
I am working around this now by passing `variable + tf.zeros_like(variable)` instead of `variable`.
Just to give some feedback: I haven't found a way to run it with Java 11 on Ubuntu. If you google for ``Inconsistency detected by ld.so: dl-lookup.c: 111: check_match: Assertion...
Thanks! I updated JOGL. However, it still doesn't work with IntelliJ/IDEA's bundled JRE. It looks like something from the JetBrains Runtime is loaded instead of our jogl/gluegen.
On Linux and macOS you can use the `flash` script in the `Install` directory of this repository. It is called with the path to the image and the device file...
It may help to remove the files `lib/libz.so*` from the flasher directory.