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#426 GSBass

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Posted 19 October 2024 - 08:44 PM

Hoping you can either develop a fix so that we don’t get the permission denied when trying to install in siril or if that proves to difficult just make it stand alone… just brought a MacBook Pro m2 with latest os and none of the command line instructions spread across the various threads work, it’s permissions denied no matter what we try….. starnet has become rather important.. not many options

You have to install it by going into Process->Modules->Install Modules



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Posted 29 December 2024 - 08:31 PM

No, you didn't miss anything, this version has the whole interface changed to use keyword arguments instead of positional as before, so Siril does not know how to run it properly. I will try to make it backwards-compatible, but not sure if I can...

Hi Nikita,

 

I use Linux and Siril (so I am mainly interested in your CLI code, not the PI extension) and I would like to use a PC that has a non-AVX compatible CPU. I know that my only hopes would be to A) recompile Tensorflow with SSE4.2 compatibility rather than AVX, or B) use Tensorflow coupled with CUDA (but I am currently having a hard time getting CUDA to work).

However, I noticed you created an "experimental" version of Starnet for Apple M1 (i.e. also natively not AVX-compatible, unless using Rosetta) using other libraries rather than Tensorflow. 

So my question is: could there be a similar solution for you, to recompile a Linux CLI experimental version of Starnet using other libraries that do not depend on AVX-compatibility? If you could, I think it would be amazing!

 

Thanks in advance for your reply.

PS: it is worthwhile reiterating how important your tool has been for this community, and I thank you a lot for it!

 

Regards,

Renzo 


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Posted 08 January 2025 - 04:05 PM

Hi Nikita,

 

I use Linux and Siril (so I am mainly interested in your CLI code, not the PI extension) and I would like to use a PC that has a non-AVX compatible CPU. I know that my only hopes would be to A) recompile Tensorflow with SSE4.2 compatibility rather than AVX, or B) use Tensorflow coupled with CUDA (but I am currently having a hard time getting CUDA to work).

However, I noticed you created an "experimental" version of Starnet for Apple M1 (i.e. also natively not AVX-compatible, unless using Rosetta) using other libraries rather than Tensorflow. 

So my question is: could there be a similar solution for you, to recompile a Linux CLI experimental version of Starnet using other libraries that do not depend on AVX-compatibility? If you could, I think it would be amazing!

 

Thanks in advance for your reply.

PS: it is worthwhile reiterating how important your tool has been for this community, and I thank you a lot for it!

 

Regards,

Renzo 

Renzo,

 

Thanks for kind words!

The experimental MacOS works using a different deep learning library, which I did not compile libraries myself as well. I can theoretically try and do it, but I have little free time now for this, unfortunately. Did you by any chance try to reach out to Matt who compiled TF for Windows? Maybe he could help you with Linux ones as well?

I also feel like getting CUDA to work could be more rewarding in the end and should be easier to accomplish...



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Posted 04 April 2025 - 04:16 AM

Hi guys,
I'm really new to Siril and post processing. Spent about 2 hours last night trying to work out why I couldn't get Starnet++ to integrate with Siril.

I'm using a Mac mini M4, so a silicon chip with arm64 architecture. I started out trying to utilise the old format of Starnet and kept getting bad CPU executable error messages. Then found via the webpage there is Starnet2 which does state MacOS M1 chips, so I presume would be applicable for the M4 as the architecture is the same.

That's said, I still can't get it to integrate and run. I have no issues with Siril itself, I can stack and start to adjust images but star processing still won't work or find a valid path or exe.

At this point, I'm lost lol I've passed my level of expertise and looking for advise?

Cheers. Lee.
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Posted 06 May 2025 - 09:37 AM

I am planning to use Siril v1.4 with Starnett++ on my iMac with Intel chip for the first time. Looking for manual on how to integrate Starnett++ into Siril. Appreciate this user group's assistance.




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