Ryzen AI Software on Linux#
This guide provides instructions for using Ryzen AI 1.4 on Linux for model compilation and followed by running inference on Windows.
Prerequisites#
The following are the recommended system configuration for RyzenAI Linux installer
Dependencies |
Version Requirement |
|---|---|
Ubuntu |
22.04 |
RAM |
32GB or Higher |
CPU cores |
>= 8 |
Python |
3.10 or Higher |
Installation Instructions#
Download the Ryzen AI Software Linux installer:
ryzen_ai-1.4.0.tgz.Extract the .tgz using the following command:
tar -xvzf ryzen_ai-1.4.0.tgz
Run the installer with default settings. This will prompt to read and agree to the EULA:
cd ryzen_ai-1.4.0
./install_ryzen_ai_1_4.sh
After reading the EULA, re-run the installer with options to agree to the EULA and create a Python virtual environment:
./install_ryzen_ai_1_4.sh -a yes -p <PATH TO VENV> -l
Activate the virtual environment to start using the Ryzen AI Software:
source <PATH TO VENV>/bin/activate
Usage Instructions#
The process for model compilation on Linux is similar to that on Windows. Refer to the instructions provided in the Model Compilation and Deployment page for complete details.
Once the model has been successfully compiled on your Linux machine, proceed to copy the entire working directory to a Windows machine that operates on an STX-based system.
Prior to running the compiled model on the Windows machine, ensure that all required prerequisites are satisfied as listed in the Installation Instructions page.