Downloading MindX Edge Dependencies on CentOS 7.6 (AArch64)
- Before installing MindX Edge dependencies, check whether they have been installed based on the Description column in Table 1. If the dependencies have not been installed, download the offline installation packages based on the Offline Package Version column.
- You can search for and download offline installation packages from the CentOS official website. If the installation packages cannot be found, visit https://pkgs.org/.
- The third-party open-source software on which MindX Edge depends may have vulnerabilities. Pay attention to the vulnerabilities of the third-party open-source software and fix the vulnerabilities in a timely manner.
Dependency |
Description |
Offline Package Version |
|---|---|---|
sudo |
Run the sudo command to check whether sudo has been installed. If the sudo command exists, sudo has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. |
1.9.2 or later |
Docker |
Run the docker command to check whether Docker has been installed. If the docker command exists, Docker has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. |
18.09.0 or later |
inotifywait |
Run the inotifywait command to check whether inotifywait has been installed. If the inotifywait command exists, inotifywait has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. |
3.20.2.2 or later |
gzip |
Run the gzip command to check whether gzip has been installed. If the gzip command exists, gzip has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. |
1.10 or later |
OpenSSL |
Run the openssl command to check whether OpenSSL has been installed. If the openssl command exists, OpenSSL has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. |
1.1.1n or later |
systemctl systemd-run |
Run the systemctl command to check whether systemctl has been installed. If the systemctl command exists, systemctl has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. Run the systemd-run command check whether systemd-run has been installed. If the systemd-run command exists, systemd-run has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency package based on the version displayed on the right. |
243 or later |
iptables |
Run the iptables command to check whether iptables has been installed. If the iptables command exists, iptables has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. |
v1.8.5 or later |
ethtool |
Run the ethtool command to check whether ethtool has been installed. If the ethtool command exists, ethtool has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. |
5.4 or later |
sed |
Run the sed command to check whether sed has been installed. If the sed command exists, sed has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. |
4.8 or later |
find |
Run the find command to check whether find has been installed. If the find command exists, find has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. |
4.7.0 or later |
grep |
Run the grep command to check whether grep has been installed. If the grep command exists, grep has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. |
3.4 or later |
awk |
Run the awk command to check whether awk has been installed. If the awk command exists, awk has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. |
5.0.1 or later |
tar |
Run the tar command to check whether tar has been installed. If the tar command exists, tar has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. |
1.32 or later |
zlib |
Run the rpm -qa |grep zlib command to check whether zlib has been installed. If the software package information is displayed, zlib has been installed. If it is not displayed, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. |
1.2.7 or later |
Python |
Run the python3 command to check whether Python has been installed. If the version information is displayed, Python has been installed and whether the Python version ranges from 3.6.0 to 3.7.11 is checked. If no version information is displayed or the displayed version is not 3.6.0 to 3.7.11, download and install the dependency based on the version information on the right. |
3.7.9 |
ifconfig |
Run the ifconfig command to check whether ifconfig has been installed. If the ifconfig command exists, ifconfig has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. |
2.0 or later |
unzip |
Run the unzip command to check whether unzip has been installed. If the unzip command exists, unzip has been installed. If it does not exist, download and install the dependency based on the version displayed on the right. |
6.00 or later |