Software Package Preparation

Downloading Software Packages

Before installing the software, obtain the required software packages and digital signature files. For details, see Table 1.

Table 1 Software packages

Software Package

Description

How to Obtain

MindStudio_{version}_linux_{arch}.tar.gz

MindStudio IDE installation package, which contains a GUI-based IDE.

The decompressed MindStudio IDE package contains the following files:

  • bin: MindStudio IDE execution directory, storing dependent binary files
  • build.txt: build information of the installation package
  • Install-Linux-tar.txt: MindStudio IDE installation description
  • jbr: library and file dependencies of a 64-bit OS
  • lib: Java library dependencies
  • license: licenses of third-party dependencies
  • LICENSE.txt: Apache license description
  • NOTICE.txt: considerations
  • plugins: plugin and Java library dependencies of MindStudio IDE
  • product-info.json: file storing the MindStudio IDE version and executable file path
  • tools: tools

Obtaining Software Packages

Ascend-cann-toolkit_{version}_linux-{arch}.run

Ascend-CANN-Toolkit, including the auxiliary toolkit and APIs.

If Ascend-CANN-Toolkit has been installed in the environment, you do not need to obtain it again.

Obtaining Software Packages

Verifying Software Integrity

To prevent a software package from being maliciously tampered with during transfer or storage, download also the corresponding digital signature file for integrity verification while downloading the software package. Huawei provides PGP (with the file name extension .asc) and CMS (with the file name extension .p7s) digital signature files, which are used for manual verification and automatic verification, respectively.

If the verification fails, download the software package and digital signature and verify them again. If the verification fails again, contact Huawei technical support.

Note: Before a software package is used in installation or update, its digital signature also needs to be verified according to the OpenPGP Signature Verification Guide to ensure that the software package is not tampered with.