Qualcomm Linux Board Configurations

To configure the Qualcomm Linux Board hardware board, follow the below steps.

Prerequisites

  • The board must have root access.

Note

Copy the sysMon binary on to the target (If not present) from the SDK using the following adb command:

  • adb root

  • adb remount

  • adb push ${HEXAGON_SDK_ROOT}/tools/utils/sysmon/sysMonAppLE /data/local/tmp/

  • adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/tmp/sysMonAppLE

  1. Press Ctrl+E to open the Model Configurations.

  2. Set the Hardware Board to Qualcomm Linux Board.

    The parameter values under Hardware board settings are automatically populated to their default values.

    You can optionally adjust these parameters for your particular use case.

Device

ADB interface

Lists the android debug bridge interface for the selected hardware board.

  • USB - Select USB interface only if you have connected to an USB.

  • TCP/IP - Select TCP/IP interface only if you have remotely connected hardware board.

Default: USB

Supported interfaces: USB and TCP/IP

IP address

Specify the IP address of the remotely connected hardware board. This parameter is only available when ADB interface is set to TCP/IP.

Default: <empty>

Port

Specify the port number of the remotely connected hardware board. This parameter is only available when ADB interface is set to TCP/IP.

Default: <empty>

Get device information

Get device information provides information of Device id for the remotely connected hardware board.

Device id

Provides the connected device id information. The information gets auto-populated once a device is selected and when you click Get Device Information button.

Default: <empty>

PIL

Execution timeout

Specify the PIL execution timeout.

Default: 30

Build Options

Build action

Default: Build

Build

Press Ctrl+B or click Build.

  1. Generates code from the model.

  2. Compiles and links the code into an executable with libraries.

This option does not load and run the executable on the Qualcomm Hexagon processor.

Disable parallel build

Select to compile the generated code in parallel order for faster build.

  • on – When you select this option, the support package compiles generated code in a sequential order.

  • off – When you clear the option, the support package compiles generated code parallel. Parallel execution reduces the time taken to build the model.

Default: off