tfjs-node: zsh: illegal hardware instruction (core dumped)
See original GitHub issueimport '@tensorflow/tfjs-node';
I’m getting:
illegal hardware instruction (core dumped)
Ubuntu 18.10
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- Created 4 years ago
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Same problem, tried every single version, but at the end i always got “Illegal instruction” and I need those bindings for local model save/load to work
can we have support for avx less cpu ? reverting to old version is not working for me since there are other dependencies which break with old version.