How could i go about creating a plugin that did this install https://developer.memryx.com/deb/install.sh and if needed install a driver https://github.com/memryx/mx3_driver_pub ?

looking for someone with experience on creating a plugin currently and what i would have to do, 

@ich777 would you be willing to put this together or give me some guidance? I see you’ve made quite a few

1 hour ago, blueharford said:

@ich777 would you be willing to put this together or give me some guidance? I see you’ve made quite a few

Is this something like a Coral Edge TPU or a Hailo RT?

 

Is the Pyhton Module also needed or is that similar to Coral and Hailo that it is enough to run the Python application inside a container?

@blueharford I have created a test package, please follow the steps one by one.

1. Make sure that you are on Unraid 7.1.0-rc.1
2. Put the attached txz file somewhere on your server (I assume in this tutorial that you put this in /root)
3. Open a Unraid terminal and navigate to /root by doing: cd /root
4. After that install the package with: installpkg memryx_m3-20250321-6.12.23-Unraid-1.txz
5. Then do: depmod -a
6. After that you have to modprobe the module with: modprobe memx_cascade_plus_pcie

After that the module, including the firmware, the commands check_version, pcieupdateflash and read_fwver should be available.

 

Please let me know if everything works, please note that this package will only work on Unraid 7.1.0-rc.1 and is only a test, a proper plugin could be set up after confirmation that it's working.

memryx_m3-20250321-6.12.23-Unraid-1.txz

@ich777 you are the man. My module gets delivered tomorrow. i ran through all your sets. so once it gets here, i'll install reboot and check back

 

@ich777 it didnt work here is a screenshot of lshw showing that it was unclaimed

so it seems its not working still. im asking the developer what i can test locally. i see the card now after re-installing your steps in /dev/memx0 but it wont work on the docker side

9 hours ago, blueharford said:

so it seems its not working still. im asking the developer what i can test locally. i see the card now after re-installing your steps in /dev/memx0 but it wont work on the docker side

But now the question seems to be if the driver isn't working or the container or application that you are using isn't working.

 

I'll wait for response from your end. I don't know where I can get such modules over here so I really can't help, however the driver in general should work fine and as long as you have the device path that you posted it should in theory work.

4 hours ago, ich777 said:

But now the question seems to be if the driver isn't working or the container or application that you are using isn't working.

 

I'll wait for response from your end. I don't know where I can get such modules over here so I really can't help, however the driver in general should work fine and as long as you have the device path that you posted it should in theory work.

@ich777 does your plugin install the driver and the runtime? https://github.com/memryx/MemryX_eXamples/discussions/1#discussioncomment-12581992

@blueharford I already answered on GitHub, let's continue this conversation there.

@blueharford I almost forgot, Diagnostics after installing the driver package from above would also help a lot!

@ich777 here you go, its not RIGHT after the install, but it is after install while everything is still there and getting docker errors because of the missing daemon 

tower-diagnostics-20250424-1402.zip

@ich777 are you able to build the plugin with the runtime and daemon? im eager to test 

Just now, blueharford said:

@ich777 are you able to build the plugin with the runtime and daemon? im eager to test 

I'm just creating a post on GitHub but this build is not for testing, I have a few questions first and also a .plg file needs to be created.

Next week I should be able to put all together, I might be able to do it somewhere on the weekend but I can't tell for sure.

 

No worries I'll keep you updated.