Howdy- I setup a Pironman Max 5 with the dual M.2 board, and am stuck. It boots, and everything seems to be working except I can’t seem to get the Hailo to be recognised by the hailortcli. If I do a “lspci | grep Hailo” it shows up properly, but if I try “hailortcli fw-control identify” I get no response of any kind, and if I try"hailortcli scan" I get “Hailo devices not found”.
I installed “hailort_4.23.0_arm64.deb” as the driver version and am running out of ideas. I’ve done the raspi-config changes, and have updated everything that I can see, and still am drawing a blank. Clearly it’s there, as the lspci sees it, but not the Hailo stuff. Any ideas what might be the snag? Cheers!
I don’t know if I was clear about the dual M.2 setup- one is the Hailo and the other is the NVME drive I boot from. Cheers!
From your description, lspci is able to detect the Hailo device, which means the PCIe connection itself is working properly. Therefore, the issue is more likely related to the Hailo driver, firmware, or the HailoRT software environment.
To help us diagnose further, could you please provide the output of the following commands?
sudo dmesg | grep -i hailo
lsmod | grep hailo
hailortcli --version
Additionally, we recommend temporarily removing the NVMe SSD and testing with only the Hailo module installed. This will help confirm whether the Hailo can be detected by hailortcli scan without the NVMe drive present.
Once we receive the results, we will analyze them and provide further guidance.